Types of sentences declarative interrogative exclamatory imperative MADE

Types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, imperative) MADE BY ANDRA AND LORRAINE

Explanation: -Declarative Sentences: -Interrogative Sentences: for displaying information for asking direct questions Ex: Research on the topic that suggests that grammar is essential to success. It’s a command for the students and what they have to do for their assignment. Ex: What mark did you get on the test? asks a direct question to someone about something.

Examples: Declarative: Interrogative: We own a cat. How often do you read this article? This is my favourite movie. Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. What is an adverb? What time will you finish writing your English homework?

Explanation: -Imperative Sentences: used to tell someone what to do Ex: Open the window. It’s a command for someone to do something. -Exclamatory Sentences: used to show more emotion than usual Ex: That movie was so scary! shows a lot of emotion and often ends with an exclamation mark.

Examples: Imperative: Exclamatory: I got an A in my research paper! Do not stop! Never speak to me like that again. Please leave your shoes outside. That movie was exciting! I can’t believe how fast that car was moving!

Questions: 1. When would you use an exclamatory sentence? When you need to express a lot of emotion, more than you usually do. 2. What is a declarative sentence? A declarative sentence is a sentence that you would use to display information. 3. What is an example of an imperative sentence? Feed the cat, play the movie, anything that is a command.

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