Types of Sentences
Makes a statement, tells a fact, gives information, and explains something.
Declarative Sentence
What a beautiful day it is!
Exclamatory Sentence
What do you want to be when you grow up
? (question mark)
Interrogative Sentence
An interrogative sentence shows excitement
False
A word or group of words that expresses a complete thought.
Sentence
The pencil pouch on the table is mine.
Declarative
Don't forget to tell your mom happy birthday
. (period)
Ends with an !
Exclamatory Sentence
A declarative sentence makes a statement, or tells a fact
True
a sentence that gives a command, makes a request, issues an instruction, or offers a piece of advice.
Imperative Sentence
Are you ready to go home?
Interrogative Sentence
Oh no, my car won't start!
! (exclamation point)
Ends with a . (gives commands or make requests)
Imperative Sentence
An interrogative sentence ends with a period.
False
A sentence that asks direct questions and requests information or an answer.
Interrogative
Please, pass me the paper.
Imperative
The car is new
. (period)
Ends with a . (tells a fact, makes a statement, or gives information)
Declarative sentence
An imperative sentence ends with a . (period)
False
(sometimes ends in a ! (exclamation point))
A statement that shows strong emotion or excitement.
Exclamatory
She has on blue shoes.
Declarative Sentence
Did you have fun today in PE
? (question mark)
Ends with ! (shows excitement)
Exclamatory
All imperative sentences ends with periods.
False
(most of the time they end in periods, but it can also end with an exclamation point.)