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Changing Verbs: Imperative and Interrogative

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Imperative sentences give a command. Interrogative sentences ask a question. With this writing activity, students will learn how to differentiate between the imperative mood and interrogative mood. They will be given a list of questions and statements, and be asked to rewrite the imperative mood to the interrogative mood and vice versa. This changing verbs worksheet is great for 8th grade practice, but can also be used in other grades where appropriate.

Worksheet Activity to Practice Changing a Predicate Single Verb to a Compound VerbClick to View/Print Worksheet
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