KINDS OF SENTENCES ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

The constant juggling of academic responsibilities, social obligations, and personal interests can lead to a sense of existential disorientation for many students.

• DECLARATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• EXCLAMATIVE

As you navigate the complexities of student life, please prioritize self-care and establish a routine that balances productivity and relaxation.

• DECLARATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• EXCLAMATIVE

I'm so grateful to have found a sense of community and belonging among my peers, which has made all the difference in my academic journey!

• EXCLAMATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• DECLARATIVE

Can you open the door for me please?

• DECLARATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• EXCLAMATIVE

How do the conflicting demands of academic rigor and personal freedom impact the overall well-being of students navigating the transition to higher education?

• IMPERATIVE

• DECLARATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• EXCLAMATIVE

To maximize your academic potential, you must be willing to take calculated risks, seek out opportunities for growth, and adapt to changing circumstances.

• EXCLAMATIVE

• DECLARATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

Which of the following describes a declarative sentence?

• It tells a statement.

• It asks a question.

• It gives a command or request.

• It expresses a strong emotion.

If a sentence starts with a "WH-word", and ends with the punctuation mark "?", it is more likely a __________ sentence.

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Exclamative

• Imperative

Which of the following statements correctly describes an IMPERATIVE sentence?

• It is a sentence that asks you something.

• It is a sentence that tells you something.

• It is a sentence that tells you to do something.

• It is a sentence that expresses your reaction to something.

How do you describe an EXCLAMATIVE SENTENCE?

• It is a sentence that expresses a strong emotions like happiness, sadness or shock.

• It is a sentence that gives requests or commands or orders.

• It is a sentence that asks questions answerable by yes or no.

• It is a sentence that declares something.