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    Class 3 Grammar Worksheet on Sentence Modes Practice

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    Saumya Srivastava
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    I’m a communication-focused educator with a strong foundation in psychology and child development. I create a warm, encouraging learning space where students feel confident expressing themselves, building strong communication skills, and growing into thoughtful, self-assured speakers.
    Class 3 Grammar Worksheet on Sentence Modes Practice
    Class 3 Grammar Worksheet on Sentence Modes Practice

    Class 3 Grammar Worksheet on Sentence Modes Practice

    Class 3EnglishEnglish GrammarFree DownloadPDF
    Saumya Srivastava
    Saumya SrivastavaVisit Profile
    I’m a communication-focused educator with a strong foundation in psychology and child development. I create a warm, encouraging learning space where students feel confident expressing themselves, building strong communication skills, and growing into thoughtful, self-assured speakers.

    Clear Expressions: Understanding Sentence Types for Grade 3 

    This Grade 3 worksheet helps young learners identify and use the four main sentence types — declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative. Through engaging activities like underlining tasks, multiple-choice questions, rewriting exercises, fill-in-the-blanks, and paragraph writing, students learn how each sentence type communicates meaning differently. These activities build strong foundational grammar skills that support reading fluency, clearer writing, and confident communication.

    Why Sentence Types Matter in Grammar? 

    1. They help students understand how tone and punctuation change the meaning of a sentence. 
    2. They teach children how to ask questions, give commands, show excitement, and state facts correctly. 
    3. They build clarity in writing by helping students choose the right structure for what they want to express. 
    4. They support stronger comprehension and communication skills across subjects.

    What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

    Exercise 1 – Underline Noun and Circle Verb 
    Learners identify the noun and verb in each sentence to reinforce structure before classifying sentence types.

    Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice Questions 
    Students identify the type of sentence from given options. 
    Answer key style follows: 
    1. b) The students are painting pictures.

    Exercise 3 – Sentence Rewriting 
    Students rewrite sentences into the instructed sentence type (declarative, imperative, interrogative, exclamatory).

    Exercise 4 – Fill in the Blanks (Passage-Based) 
    Learners use suitable words to complete a picnic-themed passage with mixed sentence types.

    Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
    Students write a paragraph using all four types of sentences.

    ✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

    Exercise 1 – Underline the Noun and Circle the Verb 
    1. teacher — explains 
    2. Ravi — opened 
    3. children — played 
    4. Meera — cleaned 
    5. gardener — waters
    6. They — watched 
    7. Riya — helped 
    8. dog — chased 
    9. We — sang 
    10. Asha — packed 

    Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice Questions (Answer + Option Letter) 
    1. b) The students are painting pictures. 
    2. a) Are you ready for the trip? 
    3. c) How sweet this mango tastes! 
    4. a) Please close the door. 
    5. a) The birds built a nest on the tree. 
    6. c) Do you know the new student? 
    7. b) The mountain looks so high! 
    8. b) Finish your breakfast quickly. 
    9. a) The river flows under the bridge. 
    10. a) Did you bring your notebook? 

    Exercise 3 – Sentence Rewriting 
    1. Declarative → The bus stop is noisy. 
    2. Imperative → You should switch off the light. 
    3. Interrogative → Is the teacher reading the story? 
    4. Declarative → You are going to the library. 
    5. Declarative → It is a beautiful morning. 
    6. Imperative → Close the door softly. 
    7. Interrogative → Is it raining heavily outside? 
    8. Declarative → You enjoyed the picnic. 
    9. Imperative → Finish your homework. 
    10. Declarative → Are the children laughing loudly?

    Exercise 4 – Fill in the Blanks (Passage) 
    1. Wow 
    2. Keep 
    3. Can 
    4. Maybe 
    5. Wow 
    6. This 
    7. Please 
    8. When 

    Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
    Answers may vary.

    Give your child the confidence to express ideas clearly with this Grade 3 sentence-types worksheet designed for strong early-grammar skills. 

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Declarative sentences share information and always end with a full stop, forming the base of Class 3 grammar skills.

    Interrogative sentences ask something and include a question mark, making them easy to spot during practice.

    Knowing sentence modes helps them read fluently and write with clearer intent in CBSE English tasks.

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