Sentence Writing Worksheets

How to Write Sentences

Writing sentences has to be one of the simplest yet most creative tasks throughout the English Language. Do you face difficulty in writing them? We can help you. But before we move on how to write them, lets first take a look at what they are; Sentences, in the simplest words, are a combination of words that are link grammatically and make sense. Sentences are like a statement that is meant to convey some sort of message. Usually, the pattern of a sentence is: Subject + verb + object. Let us take a look at some examples: 1. Annalisa is sitting on the tuffet with her puppy. 2. My sister loves baking. 3. The teacher scolded the students for behaving poorly.

Writing Different Kinds of Sentences

Four common types of sentences telling, asking, expressing, and commanding and with these five worksheets students will learn them all by writing a sentence of each type about the picture on the page.

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Using Adjectives to Describe Pictures in Sentences

This is a first set of exercises that have students write adjectives about a picture and use them in a sentence.

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Literature and Writing

Read a book or article about the topics that are presented. Draw a picture of the object in the box. Then answer the questions below.

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Telling and Asking Sentences

Students need to correctly identify telling and asking sentences by add the proper ending punctuation to complete the sentences on these 5 worksheets.

Sentence Writing with Prepositions

Students learn prepositions and analyze the prepositional phrases with these five worksheets that focus on the prepositions in the title of the worksheet.

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Writing Sentences about a Picture

For each of these five worksheets students draw a picture of favorite fruit, classroom, playing with a friend, pet, or a character from a book and then write a sentence about their picture.

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Drawing and Writing about Dreams

In these five worksheets students draw pictures to go with dreams about going to the moon, turtle music, vacation, winning first place, and a flying dinosaur. They then write sentences about the dreams.

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Topic Sentences and Details

These are five single page writing exercises that help students structure a paragraph by indicating sections to include a topic sentence, details, and an ending sentence. The topics include the student's hero, special place, favorite holiday, magical day, and a very bad storm.

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