TYPES OF SENTENCES

THERE ARE FOR FOUR TYPES OF SENTENCES

• Declarative.
• Imperative.
• Exclamatory!
• Interrogative?
• Imperative and interrogative both end in period.

DECLARATIVE

• Always ends in a period.
• States a fact or argument.

EXAMPLES

• I don't think that is a good idea.
• I like going to baseball games.
• That was a funny joke.
• We are having pizza.
• I think that is wrong.

IMPERATIVE

• Also ends in a period.
• A command or a polite request.

EXAMPLES

• Please shut up.
• Get my shoes please.
• Go outside at 12:30.
• Help me with this thing.
• Please lease now.

INTERROGATIVE

• Ends in a question mark.
• Asks a direct question.
• A statement with a indirect question is a declarative.

EXAMPLES: DIRECT

• Do you like my new dog?
• Should I go outside or not?
• Are you a new student?
• What should I do for my project?
• IIndirect: I wonder if I'll find my dog.

EXCLAMATORY

• An exclamatory sentence expresses excitement or emotion.
• Ends in a exclmation mark.

EXAMPLES

• This is awesome!
• Wow!
• I love it!
• No way!
• I don't believe it!

SOURCES

• Vocabulary.com
• Grammar-monster.com
• Fact-monster.com
• Language arts book

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