Exploring Sentence Types

What type of sentence states a fact?

• Interrogative sentence

• Exclamatory sentence

• Declarative sentence

• Imperative sentence

Identify the declarative sentence: 'The sky is blue.'

• The sky is blue and clear.

• The sky is blue.

• The blue sky is beautiful.

• Is the sky blue?

Which of the following is an interrogative sentence? 'What time is it?' or 'I like pizza.'

• What is your name?

• I enjoy reading books.

• Where are you going?

• What time is it?

Construct an imperative sentence asking someone to close the door.

• Please close the door.

• Can you close the door?

• I would like the door closed.

• Close the door.

What type of sentence expresses strong emotion?

• Exclamatory sentence

• Imperative sentence

• Interrogative sentence

• Declarative sentence

Identify the exclamatory sentence: 'Wow, that was amazing!' or 'She runs fast.'

• She is running quickly.

• That was a great performance.

• Wow, that was amazing!

• What a fast runner!

Which sentence is a command? 'Please sit down.' or 'He is happy.'

• He is sad.

• Please stand up.

• Can you sit down?

• Please sit down.

Transform the statement 'You are late' into an interrogative sentence.

• Are you late?

• Were you late?

• You are late?

• Is you late?

Create an exclamatory sentence about your favorite food.

• I don't like pizza at all.

• What a boring salad!

• What a delightful pizza this is!

• This pizza is terrible!

Differentiate between a declarative and an imperative sentence.

• Declarative sentences ask questions; imperative sentences express opinions.

• Declarative sentences state facts; imperative sentences give commands.

• Imperative sentences state facts; declarative sentences give commands.

• Declarative sentences are always longer than imperative sentences.