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Sentence Types | Learning, Practicing, Testing
$4.00
This unit will teach and give students practice in identifying and writing four types of sentences:
- – declarative
- – exclamatory
- – imperative
- – interrogative
Includes
- – Posters
- – 16 Worksheets
- – Answer keys
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