Types of Sentences
Don't touch that!
Imperative Sentence
You might say this when someone leaves the door open.
Close the door. (Please)
to walk- third person plural
They walk.
Refers to the pronoun "we"
First person plural
I am usually wooden, but am sometimes a plastic, keeper of lead.
What is a pencil.
Why do you have so many boyfriends?
Interrogative Sentence
In school, you must do this first if you want to give an answer to a question.
Raise your hand
To swim- first person singular
I swim.
Arlene loves to come to school! Which grammatical person is expressed?
Third person singular
I am always number one.
First
"Jeopardy" is one of my favorite shows.
Declarative Sentence
This means "to ask someone to say or do something again".
Please repeat.
To sing- third person plural
They sing.
Refers to the use of the pronoun, "I" or "me".
First person singular
The month of Christmas
What is December.
I am so excited to take my final exams this week!
Exclamatory Sentence
What request would you make if you needed to visit this very popular, but not preferred, place?
May I use the restroom?
To talk- second person singular
You talk
Which grammatical person is expressed where the "s" or "es" ending is added to simple present tense verbs?
Third person singular
What is today's date?
Today's is Monday, September 21, 2020.
This type of punctuation will never be at the end of a sentence.
A comma or quotation marks
The opposite of "sit down".
Stand up (please).
To dance- first person plural
We dance
The pronoun "you" can be used in which grammatical form besides the second person singular?
Second person plural
Use two words to describe the weather today.
Today is sunny, cool, foggy, cold, warm.