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Telling vs Asking Sentences (Grade 2)

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Identify telling vs asking sentences

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Identify telling vs asking sentences

by Reina Allen Balangatan
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Which sentence tells something, not asks?

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Which sentence is asking a question?

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Choose the telling sentence:

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Which is a question?

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Identify the telling sentence:

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Which option is an asking sentence?

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Choose the telling sentence:

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Which is a question?

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Identify the telling sentence:

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Which sentence asks for information?

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A telling sentence states a fact. The other options ask a question.

Asking sentences end with a question mark and ask something.

A telling sentence shares information or a statement.

Questions ask something and usually start with what, where, when, who, etc.

Telling sentences declare facts.

Asking sentences request or inquire something.

A telling sentence expresses a statement about them.

Questions typically begin with where, what, who, when, why, how.

A telling sentence shares a fact about the butterfly.

Asking for information uses a question form.

 
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