Types of Sentences Interrogative question Exclamatory exclamation Declarative

Types of Sentences

Interrogative (question) Exclamatory (exclamation) Declarative (statement) Imperative (command) Types of Sentences

Declarative (statement) Declarative sentence tells about people or others doing something. It ends with a period. Example: Ø Yesterday I went to the zoo, it was really fun. Ø Tonight I have to study for tomorrow’s exam. Ø My friends are going to the park today, after school.

Interrogative (question) Interrogative sentences is when a person ask something. It uses who, what, where, when, why, and how in the beginning of the sentence and ends with a question mark. Example: Ø What time is it? Ø When is your birthday? Ø Why are you absent yesterday?

Exclamatory (exclamation) Exclamatory sentence that has very strong emotions or surprise feelings and ends with exclamation marks. Example: Ø Tomorrow is my birthday! Ø I am throwing a party at my house! Ø Yesterday I went to the zoo and suddenly a elephant just blew off my hat!

Imperative (command) Imperative sentence is a sentence that tells a person what they have to do or a command (ordering). It can be in a polite way or in a impolite way. It can end with a period or a exclamation marks. Example: Ø Please bring me a glass of water. Ø Go feed my dog! Ø Please help me carry those laundrys.

Worksheet Page Tell whether the sentence is a declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or a imperative and tell what it ends with. 1) Why are you late _ 2) Tell me about the movie that you watch last night_ 3) I am going to the waterpark tomorrow_ 4) I am so hungry_

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