Interrogative and Declarative Sentences

DECLARATIVE &
INTERROGATIVE

SENTENCES

Module 1
Week 2

Grammar

GOALS!

Understanding declarative and
interrogative sentences helps in

effective communication and writing.

A declarative sentence tells
something. It ends with a period.

DECLARATIVE SENTENCE

IDENTIFYING DECLARATIVE

SENTENCES

To identify a declarative sentence,

look for a subject, a verb, and a

complete thought.

An interrogative sentence asks
something. It ends with a question
mark.

INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE

IDENTIFYING INTERROGATIVE

SENTENCES

To identify an interrogative sentence,

look for a subject, a verb, and a

question word.

Does she like ice cream?

IDENTIFY THE SENTENCE BELOW:

INTERROGATIVE

DECLARATIVE

Multiple Choice

Does she like ice cream?

• interrogative

• declarative

The sun is shining brightly
today.

INTERROGATIVE

DECLARATIVE

IDENTIFY THE SENTENCE BELOW:

Multiple Choice

The sun is shining brightly today.

• interrogative

• declarative

Are you going to the park after
school?

INTERROGATIVE

DECLARATIVE

IDENTIFY THE SENTENCE BELOW:

Multiple Choice

Are you going to the park after school?

• interrogative

• declarative

Open Ended

Unscramble the words and make this sentence a declarative sentence

at the museum meet we will at noon

Open Ended

Create your own interrogative sentence.

Open Ended

Create your own declarative sentence

Open Ended

Using the correct capitalization and punctuation, fix the sentence.

the play needed eight different characters

Open Ended

Using the correct capitalization and punctuation, fix the sentence.

have you ever been in a play or on stage

Open Ended

Using the correct capitalization and punctuation, fix the sentence.

some people are shy with people but good at acting