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Change Statements into Questions and Questions into Statements

In this worksheet, students will practise changing statements into questions by re-ordering the words.

'Change Statements into Questions and Questions into Statements' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 1

Year:  Year 2 English worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Writing: Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation

Curriculum subtopic:   Use Sentences with Different Forms

Popular topics:   Writing worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

We can often turn statements into questions simply by changing the order of some of the words.

For example: It is raining.

 

rainclouds

 

If we change the order of the words, the statement becomes a question.

Is it raining?

 

red umbrella

 

We also use a question mark to show that the sentence is a question.

 

We can change questions into statements too, like this:

 

Are you wearing that t-shirt today?

 

brown stripy shirt

 

You are wearing that shirt today.

 

boy jumping in shirt

 

Let's have a go at some questions now.

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