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T or A for Grade 2

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Identify telling vs asking sentences

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Identify telling vs asking sentences

by Irene Satinitigan
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Sam ate an apple after school.

2

Could you please bring your book to class tomorrow?

3

The sun shines brightly during summer.

4

Are we going to the library after lunch?

5

My cats nap on the couch every afternoon.

6

Did you finish your homework tonight?

7

Winter is the coldest season in many places.

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Can you help me with this puzzle, please?

9

They went to the park and played soccer.

10

Is it time for recess now?

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T stands for a telling sentence; it states something.

A is for asking; it asks for something.

T is a statement about the sun.

A signals a question being asked.

T = telling statement.

A indicates a question.

T is a simple fact statement.

A is a request in question form.

T is a declarative sentence.

A is a question.

 
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