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At this TabStart page you will find resources to help your students learn about command (imperative) sentences. Because command sentences are closely connected with the other three types (exclamation, interrogative, and statements), several of the resources here focus on comparing and contrasting command sentences with the other three types to learn about them more thoroughly. Having practiced their grammar skills in these exercises, your English and language arts students will leave this page with a detailed understanding of sentence structure.
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Imperative (Command) Lesson and Quiz - The To Learn English website offers a helpful description of the imperative and provides a test to practice at the end of the page. This page can be printed as a PDF file to use as a class hand-out.
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Detailed Lesson Plan about Command Sentences - The K-12 Reader website provides a nice lesson plan here about imperative sentences with lots a great examples. There is also fascinating section that discusses the use of command sentences in advertisements.
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Command Sentence Lesson for Older Learners - This lesson from About.com presents information about imperative sentences and includes countless examples of imperative sentences from literature, movies, and more.
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Command Sentence Activity - Students can learn more about command sentences with this fun poster-creating activity from K12Reader.com in which they design posters with new school rules.
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Types of Sentences - Grammar Activities - The website Brain POP Jr. provides a fun movie and explanation of the four types of sentences. Following that you can find several ideas for activities for students to practice the four types of sentences, including command sentences.
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Third Grade Grammar Lesson about Sentences - Here you can explore a clearly written lesson plan about different types of sentences. The first part of the lesson describes the four types of sentences and the types of end punctuation they need. The second part of the lesson covers questions and statements. The final part of the lesson covers the difference between exclamations and commands.
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English Sentence Types Worksheet Generator - WorksheetWorks.com allows your English and language arts students to practice working with the four types of sentence with this worksheet generator. You can choose to include all sentence types in this generator or focus on two or three. When you have chosen the options you like, a PDF worksheet is created.
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Four Kinds of Sentences Quiz - This quiz from SoftSchools.com provides a ten-question quiz for English students to practice differentiating the sentence types. A sentence is given, and the quiz taker identifies what type of sentence it is.
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Grammar Lesson about Sentence Purposes - This lesson plan covers the main types of sentences but also provides detailed information about the command--or imperative--sentence. There are some very helpful exercises within the lesson to practice.
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Types of Sentences Worksheet - This worksheet from Super Teacher Worksheets allows students to practice differentiating between question, exclamation, and command sentences. Definitions of each type of sentence are found at the top of the worksheet.