Telling or Asking?

Statements and Questions
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DISCUSS:
Think of a time when you asked a QUESTION. Why did you ask that question?
DISCUSS:
Think of a time when you said a STATEMENT. Why did you say that statement?
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Get ready.
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Practice.
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Practice again.
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First Round
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Second Round
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Fifth Round
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Finish the game.

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Get your supplies.
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Write your name.
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Circle the question.
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Here’s what we did.
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Write the question.
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Circle the statement.
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Here’s what we did.
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Write the statement.
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statement


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a sentence that tells
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question


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a sentence that asks for an answer
Telling or Asking?
Statements and Questions

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Types Of Sentences Lesson 7: Telling or Asking?

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