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| Question | Answer |
| What must a sentence begin with? | A Capital Letter. |
| What must a sentence end with? | A Full Stop, a Question Mark, or an Exclamation Mark. |
| A sentence can be a single word. True/False | True. |
| A sentence must contain a subject and a verb. True/False | False (Although it usually contains both). |
| What is a Declarative Sentence? | Makes a statement or gives information. e.g. "The sky is blue". |
| What is an Imperative Sentence? | Gives a command or instruction. e.g. "Shut the door". |
| What is an Interrogative Sentence? | Asks a question. e.g. "Are you ready to go?" |
| What is an Exclamatory Sentence? | Expresses strong emotion. e.g. "The birthday cake was so delicious!" |
| What is a Simple Sentence? | Has one main clause, one subject and one verb. (One sentence that makes sense on its own). e.g. "She opened the door". |
| What is a Compound Sentence? | Has two main clauses joined by a conjunction or a semicolon. (Would make sense if written as two separate sentences). e.g. "She was hot, so she opened the door". "She was hot; she opened the door". |
| What is a Complex Sentence? | Has a main clause and a subordinate clause. (The main clause makes sense on its own, but the subordinate clause doesn't). e.g. The museum was very interesting, as I expected. |
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