The Four Different Types of Sentences
This type of sentence makes a statement. It declares something.
What is declarative?
The kind of sentence shown here:
What is simple?
A teacher raising their voice is using this rhetorical strategy.
What is Pathos?
One is the noise you may here when you walk over old floor boards. This one is a small stream of water.
What is creek?
A group of words that doesn't express a complete thought.
What is a fragment?
This type of sentence gives a command. It is a matter of vital importance.
What is imperative?
The type of sentence shown here:
She did not bring her lunch, so she ordered through the app.
What is compound?
He wrote the novel, Oliver Twist.
Who is Charles Dickens?
One refers to location. Another refers to vision. But this one refers to your research references that you put in a report.
What is cite?
A verb form that functions as a noun and ends in "ing."
What is a gerund?
This type of sentence asks a question and always ends with a question mark.
What is interrogative?
The type of sentence shown here:
What is complex?
Besides correct capitalization and punctuation, every sentence must have these two things to be a complete sentence.
What is a subject and a verb?
One means to take without permission. This one refers to metal.
What is steel?
It's the verb tense in the following sentence:
Mr. Brown bought oranges from Walmart.
What is past tense?
This type of sentence expresses strong emotion or surprise and always ends with an exclamation point.
What is exclamatory?
The type of sentence shown here:
I want to go to work, but I am tired.
What is compound?
The author of the poem, The Road Not Taken.
Who is Robert Frost?
One refers to your middle area. But this one refers to something you throw away or misuse.
What is waste?
It is the direct object of the following sentence:
Mr. Brown bought oranges from Walmart.
What is oranges?
The type of sentence shown below:
Don't give her coffee.
What is imperative?
The type of sentence shown here:
What is compound-complex?
What ancient Greek philosopher came up with the three classic rhetorical strategies?
Who is Aristotle?
One refers to staying in one spot. But this one refers to paper and envelopes.
What is stationery?
It is the indirect object in the following sentence:
Mr. Brown gave his class fresh oranges from Walmart.
What/who is class?