Declarative
Makes a statement and ends with a period.
Declarative sentence
Asks a question and ends with a question mark.
An Interrogative sentence
Expresses a command or a request and ends with a period, or an exclamation mark if the command indicates strong feeling.
An Imperative sentence
Shows excitement or strong feeling and ends with an exclamation point.
An Exclamatory sentence
Why did we not have practice today?
Interrogative Sentence
Punctuation for declarative sentence
a period
Punctuation for an Interrogative sentence.
A Question Mark
Makes what type of statement
a command or request
Expresses this through exclamatory sentence
exaggeration or excitement.
We have art on Monday and Thursday every week.
Declarative Sentence
What this type of sentence expresses
comment or general remark
Makes what type of statement
A question
Punctuation for an exclamatory sentence.
exclamation mark
I don't want to take out the trash!
Exclamatory sentence
Determine which one is declarative.
1. Are we having practice today?
2. I like going to school.
3. Sit down.
2. I like going to school.
Determine which one is an Interrogative sentence.
1. Write down your answer to the following question in the next few minutes.
2.If you fail to do so you will receive lunch detention.
3. Will you really give us lunch detention?
3. Will you really give us lunch detention?
Determine which sentence is imperative.
1.Please bring a gift to Rick's birthday party.
2. Are you even going to the birthday party?
3. Yes I am, and I hope you come.
1.Please bring a gift to Rick's birthday party.
Determine which sentence is exclamatory
1.Which gift is from Jimmy?
2. Give me the gift now!
3. Sorry for yelling.
2. Give me the gift now!
Take out the trash now!
Imperative sentence
Recite the definition of a "DECLARATIVE SENTENCE" from your memory.
A statement that ends with a period.
Words that usually start an interrogative sentence.
What
Where
Why
Who
Can
How
Recite the definition of an Imperative sentence from memory.
Expresses a command or request and ends with a period, or an exclamation mark if the command indicates strong feeling
Recite the definition of an exclamatory sentence from your memory
Shows excitement or strong feeling and ends with an exclamation mark.
1. Will you please help me with my homework?
2. My mom said, no sorry honey I can't.
3. Great, just what I needed is another incorrect assignment!
4. Mother said, you will do your homework!
1. Interrogative
2. Declarative
3. Exclamatory
4. Imperative