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A sentence that asks aquestion is an interrogative sentence.

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An interrogative sentence ends with a question mark "?"

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A sentence that give a command is an imperative sentence. sentence ends with a question mark "?"

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An imperative sentence ends with a period "."

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Example:
1. Have you received Christ as your personal Savior? Interrogative

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Example:
2. Trust Him to forgive your sins. Imperative

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Place the correct punctuation after each sentence and indicate whether the sentence si interrogative or imperative.

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In an imperative sentece, the understood subject "you" comes before the verb.

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Example:

(You) Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

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Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

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In an interrogative sentence, the subject comes between the helping verb and the main verb.

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Example:

Was Peter sleeping in prison?

A sentence that asks aquestion is an interrogative sentence.

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Interrogative and Imperative 1085 P 17

A sentence that asks aquestion is an interrogative sentence.

An interrogative sentence ends with a question mark "?"

A sentence that give a command is an imperative sentence. sentence ends with a question mark "?"

An imperative sentence ends with a period "."

Example:1. Have you received Christ as your personal Savior? Interrogative

Example:2. Trust Him to forgive your sins. Imperative

Place the correct punctuation after each sentence and indicate whether the sentence si interrogative or imperative.

In an imperative sentece, the understood subject "you" comes before the verb.

Example: (You) Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.

Example:Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

Example:Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

In an interrogative sentence, the subject comes between the helping verb and the main verb.

Example:Was Peter sleeping in prison?

A sentence that asks aquestion is an interrogative sentence.

Similar Resources on Wayground

Popular Resources on Wayground

Discover more resources for English

Example:
1. Have you received Christ as your personal Savior? Interrogative

Example:
2. Trust Him to forgive your sins. Imperative

Example:

(You) Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.

Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

Example:

Was Peter sleeping in prison?