Kinds of Sentences

Kinds of Sentences

4 Types of Sentences

Declarative

makes a statement

uses a period as punctuation

Interrogative

asks a question

uses a question mark as punctuation

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Declarative?

• Do we have homework?

• My birthday is in May.

• Clean your room, please.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Interrogative?

• How is your sister?

• I can't wait to go to the water park!

• The man wore a brand new hat.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Interrogative?

• Are you going to eat all the bacon?

• Please, don't eat all the bacon.

• The bacon is all gone!

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Declarative?

• Billy is my friend.

• When is the party on Saturday?

• Look at the firetrucks!

Exclamatory

shows strong emotion

ends with an exclamation point

Imperative

gives a command

can end with a period or exclamation point

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Exclamatory?

• Clean you room, please.

• My bike has a flat tire.

• We're going to the zoo!

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Imperative?

• Don't run in the house.

• Are you afraid of the dark?

• My new pants are green.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Exclamatory?

• Ouch, my tooth!

• You should go to the dentist?

• Who is the best dentist in town?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is Imperative?

• Go to the store and buy some eggs.

• I don't like to eat eggs.

• How much will eggs cost?