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Kinds of Sentences

Kinds of Sentences

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English

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
L.1.1J, L.2.1F, L.8.1C

+2

Standards-aligned

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Rebecca Iseler

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5 Slides • 5 Questions

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Kinds of Sentences

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Declarative Sentences

  • make a statement

  • express an opinion

  • ends with a period

  • Example: Benjamin Franklin made important contributions to the development of America.

3

Interrogative Sentences

  • ask a question

  • end in a question mark



  • Example: Will you please put your mask over your nose?

4

Imperative Sentences

  • give a command

  • make a request

  • ends in period or exclamation point



  • Example: Please pass the popcorn.

  • Example: Don't touch that electric cord!

5

Exclamatory Sentences

  • a statement or command with strong feeling

  • may end in an exclamation point



  • Example: Don't touch that!

  • Example: I'm so excited to be here today!

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Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence type:

In what year did Saul Bellow win the Nobel Prize for Literature?

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Declarative

2

Interrogative

3

Imperative

4

Exclamatory

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Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence type:

I hiked a lot during quarantine.

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declarative

2

interrogative

3

imperative

4

exclamatory

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Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence type:

Hand me your phone.

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declarative

2

interrogative

3

imperative

4

exclamatory

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Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence type:

How remarkable that we have the same class schedule!

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declarative

2

interrogative

3

imperative

4

exclamatory

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Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence type:

Hand me your phone.

1

declarative

2

interrogative

3

imperative

4

exclamatory

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