Types of Sentences (According to Function)

This type of sentence is used to ask questions.

• Imperative

• Interrogative

• Declarative

• Exclamatory

Which is an example of a declarative sentence?

• Open the door.

• Did you wash the car?

• She is studying English.

• Help me.

These types of sentences can end with a period.

• Declarative and Interrogative

• Imperative and Declarative

• Exclamatory and Imperative

• Interrogative and Imperative

Imperative sentences express a request or command. Which is not an example of an imperative sentence?

• Water the plant.

• Please water the plant.

• You water the plant.

• I watered the plant.

Which is not true about Interrogative sentences?

• They end with a question mark.

• They demand an answer.

• They tell you to do something.

• They are used when one is in doubt.

Which is an example of an Exclamatory sentence?

• Is it a beautiful day?

• What a beautiful day it is!

• It is a beautiful day.

• Make this a beautiful day.

Which is not true about an Exclamatory sentence?

• It is used to express neutral feelings.

• It ends with an exclamation mark.

• It is used for expressing strong emotions.

• An exclamatory sentence can express sorrow.

Which is true about Imperative sentences?

• They demand answers.

• They make a statement.

• They express extreme feelings.

• They ask for a request.

Declarative sentences convey information. Which sentence does not convey information?

• I sang for her.

• The play was almost done when we arrived.

• Sing for me.

• The song was very heart-warming.

Which is not an Imperative sentence?

• Toss the ball higher.

• Spike hard.

• It was an intense game.

• Serve well.