What is This?
Is this an an Interrogative, Exclamatory, Declarative, or Imperative Sentence?
My Dog Plays at the Park.
Declarative.
Create an Interrogative Sentence.
Answer will be a Question.
Define a Simple Sentence.
A Sentence with 1 Subject and 1 Verb.
Is this Sentence Simple, Complex, or Compound?
Jerry Went to Costco, While Mary Went to Buy Gas.
Complex.
Create a Decelerative Sentence.
Answer will be a Statement.
Define a Complex Sentence.
A Sentence with 2 Subjects and 2 Verbs.
Is this an an Interrogative, Exclamatory, Declarative, or Imperative Sentence?
I Couldn't Wait to Go Trick or Treating!!
Exclamatory.
Create an Exclamatory Sentence.
Answer Will Show Strong Emotion and End With a (!)
Define a Compound Sentence.
A Sentence with an Independent and a Dependent Clause.
Is this Sentence Simple, Complex, or Compound?
The Chef Cooked the Burgers and Hotdogs Quickly.
Simple.
Create an Imperative Sentence.
Sentence will be a Command.
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Which 2 Types of Sentence is this? (Interrogative, Exclamatory, Declarative, or Imperative Sentence) AND (Simple, Complex, Compound).
After Trick or Treating, You Must Share Your Candy with Your Teacher.
Imperative & Compound
Create a Compound Sentence.
Answer will Have 1 Independent and 1 Dependent Clause.
What is the Difference Between an Interrogative, Exclamatory, Declarative, and Imperative Sentence? (Define all 4)
Interrogative: A Question
Exclamatory: A Sentence Showing Strong Emotions
Declarative: A Statement
Imperative: A Command
Using ALL 7 types of Sentences, create a short story. Your story must have AT LEAST on Simple, Compound, Complex, Exclamatory, Declarative, Imperative, and Interrogative Sentence. Make sure you're able to identify where each type of sentence each one is!
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