The Sentences for Class 3 Definition, Types, Example & Worksheet

Hello  students & children, So today in this blog we will cover definitions, examples, types of sentences, and different types of worksheets for a better understanding, of Class 3. All the topics in the blog are made so easily. We have tried to give you the best explanation for the topic “Sentences for class 3”. If you are a student and want to score well in English, read the complete blog. Let’s Start…

Sentences for Class 3 With Example 

A group of words that make sense together is called a sentence.
For Example:

• Father is walking to the market.
• Manisha draws a picture.

Every complete sentence contains two parts: a subject and a predicate.

4 Types of Sentences for class 3

There are four types of sentences in English. They are:

1. Declarative sentence
2. Interrogative sentence
3. Exclamatory sentence
4. Imperative sentence

1. A declarative sentence

Sentences that make a statement; end with a full stop.

For example:

• I want to be a doctor.
• We are going to Shimla.

2. An interrogative sentence 

Sentences that ask a question; end with a question mark.

For example:

• Where do you live?
• What is your name?
• will you help me?

3. An exclamatory sentence

Sentences that express surprise or a strong emotion such as joy, sorrow, surprise, excitement, etc; end with an exclamation mark.

For example:

• What a beautiful painting!
• Bravo! We won!

4. An imperative sentence

Sentences that make a request or give a command; end with a full stop.

For example:

• Get out.
• Please keep quiet.
• Stay in your seat.

Sentences Worksheets for Class 3

Sentences are a very important concept for understanding and making structure, we have tried to give a better explanation above. check below different types of worksheets for class 3 for a better understanding. It will also help you to score good marks on your exam.    

Worksheet – 1: Read each sentence and write its kind

1. Why are you going to the park?
2. She lives in a big city.
3. He has received the book.
4. What a shame!
5. My sister bakes delicious cakes.
6. I am ten years old.
7. I can not fight with Khali.
8. where are you going?
9. Have you finished the report?
10. Listen to me.
11. Don’t make a noise.
12. Ahh, you scared me!

Answers:

1. (Interrogative)
2. (Declarative)
3. (Declarative)
4. (Exclamatory)
5. (Declarative)
6. (Declarative)
7. (Declarative)
8. (Interrogative)
9. (Interrogative)
10. (Imperative)
11. (Imperative)
12. (Exclamatory)

Worksheet – 2: Underlines the subject in each of these sentences

1. I bought a suit.
2. she is eating  Maggi.
3. Rani loved to eat chocolates.
4. our class teacher is very beautiful.
5. we play together.

Answers:

1. I
2. She
3. Rani
4. Our Class Teacher
5. We

Worksheet – 3: Underline the predicate in each of these sentences

1. Two eggs are broken
2. Sunil has a new bag
3. The bookseller sells books.
4. The woodcutter was cutting a tree.
5. cobbler mends shoes.

Answers:

1. Are Broken
2. Has a New Bag
3. Sells Books
4. Was Cutting a Tree
5. Mends Shoes