Interrogative and Imperative 1085 P 17

A sentence that asks aquestion is an interrogative sentence.

An interrogative sentence ends with a question mark "?"

A sentence that give a command is an imperative sentence. sentence ends with a question mark "?"

An imperative sentence ends with a period "."

Example:
1. Have you received Christ as your personal Savior? Interrogative

Example:
2. Trust Him to forgive your sins. Imperative

Place the correct punctuation after each sentence and indicate whether the sentence si interrogative or imperative.

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In an imperative sentece, the understood subject "you" comes before the verb.

Example:

(You) Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.

Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

Example:

Everyday, (you) seek guidance from God's Word.

In an interrogative sentence, the subject comes between the helping verb and the main verb.

Example:

Was Peter sleeping in prison?