TYPES OF SENTENCES REVIEW

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TYPES OF SENTENCES

DECLARATIVE SENTENCES

A declarative sentence is a statement that tells something or gives information. It can be a fact or an opinion.

Ends with a period.

DECLARATIVE SENTENCES

The sky is blue.
I like pizza.
My dog is friendly.

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INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

An interrogative sentence is a question that asks for information or clarification. It usually starts with a question word (who, what, where, when, why, how) or uses a helping verb (am, is, are, do, does, can, will).

Ends with a question mark.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

What is your favorite color?
Where did you go on vacation?
Can you play with me?

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EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES

An exclamatory sentence is a statement that shows strong emotion or feeling.

Ends with an exclamation point.

EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES

Wow, that was amazing!
Yay, we won the game!
Ouch, that hurts!

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IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

An imperative sentence is a command or request that tells someone what to do. It can be polite or bossy.

Ends with an exclamation point or period.

IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

Please clean up your room.
Don't touch the hot stove!
Come here and help me.

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

The sun is shining.

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Don't run in the hallway!

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

I love playing with my cat.

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Please turn off the TV.

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Yay, we won the game!

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

The flowers smell so good.

IMP

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Where did you go on vacation?

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Be quiet during the movie.

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Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

How tall are you?

IMP

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence and identify the type of sentence. Choose "D" for declarative, "I" for interrogative, "E" for exclamatory, and "Imp" for imperative.

Can I have a piece of candy?

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Multiple Choice