Declarative Sentences Worksheet Grade 1 to 5: Download Free PDF

Have you ever wondered how we share facts, thoughts, or opinions in everyday conversations? We do it using declarative sentences—the most common type of sentence in the English language! Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or someone looking to improve their grammar, understanding declarative sentences is essential for clear communication. In this post, we will break down declarative sentences in a simple, easy-to-understand way. Plus, we have got fun declarative sentences worksheet with exercises to help you practice and strengthen your grammar skills.

Whether you’re a beginner or just need a quick refresher, this guide will make learning engaging and stress-free!

What is Declarative Sentences

A declarative sentence is a type of sentence that makes a statement or expresses an opinion. It provides information and ends with a period (.).

Examples of Declarative Sentences:

• The sun rises in the east.
• I love reading books.
• This is a beautiful park.
• My mother is a great cook.
• We will go to school tomorrow.

Types of Declarative Sentences

There are two main types of declarative sentences:

1. Positive (Affirmative) Declarative Sentences: These sentences state a fact or opinion positively.

• Example: The cat is sleeping on the couch.

2. Negative Declarative Sentences:  These sentences express a negative statement.

• Example: She does not like spicy food.

Also Read: Affirmative Sentences: Definition, Examples, & Usage

Declarative Sentences Worksheet

Try the exercises below to practice identifying and writing declarative sentences.

Worksheet for Grade 1: Convert to Declarative Sentences

Rewrite the following sentences as declarative sentences:

1. Is it raining outside?

Answer: It is raining outside.

2. Please give me a pen.
   Answer: You give me a pen.

3. Wow! That was an amazing performance!
   Answer: That was an amazing performance.

4. Is your brother coming to school today?
   Answer:  My brother is coming to school today.

5. Do you like to eat ice cream?
   Answer:  You like to eat ice cream.

6. Close the door quickly!
   Answer: You should close the door quickly.

7. What a beautiful garden this is!

Answer:  This is a beautiful garden.

8. Did she finish her homework?
   Answer:  She finished her homework.

9. Please bring me a glass of water.

Answer:  You bring me a glass of water.

10. Are the birds chirping in the morning?
    Answer:  The birds are chirping in the morning.

Declarative Sentences Worksheet for Grade 2: Complete the Sentences

Fill in the blanks with suitable words to make declarative sentences:

1. The dog _______ in the backyard.
2. I _______ my homework every evening.
3. This cake _______ delicious.
4. My father _______ a doctor.
5. The sky is _____ (colour).
6. My brother _____ a big toy car. (has/have)
7. The moon shines at ______.
8. My best friend’s name is ______. 
9. A cow gives us ______. 
10. I have ______ balloons. 
11. The tree has green ______. 

Answers:

1. is playing

2. Complete

3. Tastes

4. Is

5. Blue

6. Has 

7. Night 

8. Sara

9. Milk 

10. Two 

11. Leaves 

Declarative Sentences Worksheet for Grade 5: Fix the Sentences

Instructions: Rewrite the sentences correctly with proper words and punctuation.

1. my name is Ali
   Answer: My name is Ali.

2. the sky is blue
   Answer: The sky is blue.

3. she has a doll
   Answer: She has a doll.

4. my father is a doctor
   Answer: My father is a doctor.

5. we love to play outside
   Answer: We love to play outside.

6. my sister likes to draw
   Answer: My sister likes to draw.

7. we went to the park on Sunday
   Answer: We went to the park on Sunday.

8. the dog is barking loudly
   Answer: The dog is barking loudly.

9. Sara and i are best friends
   Answer: Sara and I are best friends.

10. they have a big red car
    Answer: They have a big red car.

Declarative Sentences Worksheet for Grade 4: Identify the Declarative Sentences

Instructions: Read the sentences below and identify which ones are declarative.

1. Is the movie starting soon?

Answer: Not Declarative

2. My brother loves to play soccer.

Answer:  Declarative

3. Please turn off the lights.

Answer:  Not Declarative

4. The library is a quiet place to study.

Answer:  Declarative

5. How fast can you run?

Answer:  Not Declarative

6. Are you coming to the party?

Answer:  Not Declarative

7. The Earth revolves around the Sun.

Answer:  Declarative

8. What an amazing performance!

Answer:  Not Declarative

9. My sister enjoys reading books.

Answer:  Declarative

10. Can you solve this puzzle?

Answer:  (Not Declarative)

Declarative Sentences Worksheet for Grade 5: Convert the Sentences

Instructions: Rewrite the following sentences as declarative sentences.

1.  Do you know how to swim?

Answer:  You know how to swim.

2. Close the window before it rains!

Answer:  You should close the window before it rains.

3. What a delicious meal this is!

Answer:  This is a delicious meal.

4. Can you help me carry this bag?

Answer:  You can help me carry this bag.

5. Why is the sky so blue today?

Answer:  The sky is very blue today.

6. What a big house they have!

Answer:  They have a big house.

7. Are you coming to the picnic tomorrow?

Answer:  You are coming to the picnic tomorrow.

8. Stop talking during the lesson!

Answer:  You should stop talking during the lesson.

9. How fast the cheetah runs!

Answer: The cheetah runs very fast.

10. Will you visit your grandmother this weekend?

Answer:  You will visit your grandmother this weekend.

Check out: Types of Sentences in English with Examples and Exercises

Declarative Sentences Worksheet PDF

Here is a declarative sentences worksheet PDF for you to download and practice for your English Grammar exam:

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