Sentence Type

The subject of this type of sentence is always (you) - understood but not expressed.

• declarative

• imperative

• interrogative

• exclamatory

A sentence that contains only 1 subject and verb, either can be compound

• compound subject

• compound verb

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

2 or more simple sentences connected by a comma and conjunction (and, but, or, nor, for, yet)

• compound subject

• compound verb

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

Pick the compound sentence formula:

• S + V

• V + S + V

• S + V + V

• S + V (, conj.) S + V

The students and teacher played the quiz and had fun during class. This sentence is a

• simple sentence.

• compound sentence.

It is sunny outside, but the temperature is below freezing. This is a

• simple sentence.

• compound sentence.

Choose the correct sentence type for the following sentence:

Pick up some milk when you pass by the supermarket.

• assertive/declarative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• imperative sentence

• exclamatory sentence

Choose the correct sentence type for the following sentence:

How beautiful your rose garden is!

• assertive/declarative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• imperative sentence

• exclamatory sentence

Choose the correct sentence type for the following sentence:

I am sick and tired of this rainy weather!

• assertive/declarative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• imperative sentence

• exclamatory sentence

Choose the correct sentence type for the following sentence:

Go get another paper towel from the kitchen.

• assertive/declarative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• imperative sentence

• exclamatory sentence