Lesson 3: Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences

Lesson 3: Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences

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Choose the correct ending punctuation and type of sentence.

I can't wait for Aunt Sue to get here

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Do you want to help me build a snowman

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• ?

• declarative

• interrogative

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What a wonderful babysitter she is

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Set the table for dinner

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Use the word please when asking for something

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Put your dishes into the sink after you finish eating

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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How yummy the ice cream is

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Come into the den to watch a movie

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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How funny that movie was

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Get ready for bed now

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory 

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Choose the correct ending punctuation and type of sentence.

I don't want to go to bed yet

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• !

• imperative

• exclamatory