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Free Year 2 Telling and Asking Sentences Worksheet

Children learn the difference between a telling sentence, which ends with a dot, and an asking sentence, which ends with a question mark. They sort sentences, add the right end mark, choose question words such as who, what, where and when, then write one of each kind.

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Year
Year 2
Subject
English
Topic
Sentences & Clauses
Difficulty
Level 1 · Easier
Estimated time
15 minutes
Curriculum
New Zealand Curriculum
Questions
17
Answers
Included, with working
Format
PDF (A4), print or complete online

Students will practise

  • telling statements from questions
  • ending sentences with the right mark
  • using question words who, what, where and when

Curriculum: New Zealand Curriculum. We show specific outcome codes only where they have been verified against the official curriculum document.

What's next?

Completed: Telling and Asking Sentences

Ready for more? Move on to Year 3 English.

How to use this worksheet

  1. Print the PDF or complete it on screen. Write the student's name and date at the top.
  2. Read the instructions for each part together before starting. Encourage working to be shown.
  3. Mark with the answer sheet. Use the model answers and success criteria as a guide rather than a single right answer.
  4. Record the score, celebrate what went well, then follow the "What's next" suggestion.

Common questions

Who is this worksheet for?

Year 2 students (typically ages 6–7) working on sentences & clauses. It is pitched at level 1 · easier.

Are the answers included?

Yes. The PDF includes a full answer sheet with model answers and success criteria where there is more than one good answer. You can also view the answers online.

How long does it take?

About 15 minutes for 17 questions. Short, regular sessions work best: two or three a week beats one long one.

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Success TutoringWorksheetsYear 2 · English · Sentences & Clauses

Telling and Asking Sentences

Name

Date

Score /

Does it tell or ask? Look at the end mark.

Part A: Telling or asking?

A telling sentence tells us something. An asking sentence asks something. Circle one.

1.Is it hot
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking
2.I have a cat
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking
3.Where is my hat
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking
4.The sun is up
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking
5.Do you like cake
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking
6.We can hop
  1. Atelling
  2. Basking

Part B: Add the end mark

A telling sentence ends with . and an asking sentence ends with ? Write the right mark.

7.What is your name (answer space)
8.My name is Lee (answer space)
9.Who is at the door (answer space)
10.The cat is black (answer space)

Part C: Question words

Circle the question word that fits.

11. (answer space) is at the door?
  1. AWho
  2. BWhere
12. (answer space) is my shoe?
  1. AWho
  2. BWhere
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Last reviewed
1 October 2026
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