Kind of Senstence

KIND OF SENTENSE
Supporting lecturer :
Rayendriani Fahmei Lubis, M.Ag
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PRODI TADRIS BAHASA INGGRIS 1

FAKULTAS TARBIYAH DAN ILMU KEGURUAN
UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI SYEKH ALI HASAN AHMAD ADDARY
PADANGSIDIMPUAN
T.A 2022/2023
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PREFACE
Assalamualaikum wr.wb
Alhamdulillah, Praise the presence of Allah SWT we absolutely say By the
grace of Allah SWT in the form of the favor of faith and health, we can finally
finished this paper. Don’t forget shalawat and greeting to Rasulullah SAW,
whoseinter cession we will look forward to later. The paperentitled "Antonym"
the writing of this paper was made to fulfill the Vocabulary course assignment.
We would like to thank those who have supported and assisted in the
completion of this paper. The hope is that this paper can provide benefit
storeaders as well as understand antonyms.
With humility, we apologize if there are sentence discrepanciesanderrors. Never

the less, we are open to criticism and suggestions from readers forth eperfection
of this paper.
Wassalamu’alaikum wr.wb
Padangsidimpuan, 13 Desember 2022
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE........................................................................................i
TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................ii
CHAPTER I.....................................................................................1
A. Kind of sentence............................................................................1
CHAPTER II...................................................................................6
A. Conclusion...................................................................................6
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CHAPTER I
Types of Sentences in English with Examples

Learning how to write and speak good sentences is the key to your success as a
powerful English communicator. However, this does not mean that you can use
sentences in a similar form throughout your speech or writing. That will only make it
too monotonous and uninteresting. So, to help you make your speech and writing
interesting, this article will help you with the different types of sentences along with
examples.
Table of Contents
 The Sentence Types in English Grammar
 The Four Different Types of Sentences
 Frequently Asked Questions on the Types of Sentences
The Sentence Types in English Grammar

The English language gives every learner the liberty to make good use of the language
in the best possible way. Using different types of sentences will make your speech or
writing sound and look well-structured and aid you in getting your thoughts and ideas
across to your target audience in a clear and effective manner. This will also allow you
to express your emotions and let your readers experience what you want them to
experience.
The Four Different Types of Sentences

There are four different kinds of sentences in English grammar and they are as
follows:
Declarative or Assertive Sentence – A declarative or assertive sentence is a sentence
that is informative and ends with a period or a full stop.
Examples:
 I like fantasy novels.

 There is a white house around the corner.
Imperative Sentence – An imperative sentence is a sentence that expresses a
command, an order, or a request.
Examples:
 Please pick up the notes when you come.

 Close the door.
Interrogative Sentence – An interrogative sentence is one that is used to question
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something and it ends with a question mark.
Examples:
 What is the name of the movie you were watching?

 Can I come with you to the book fair?
Exclamatory Sentence – An exclamatory sentence is one which is used to express
sudden and strong emotions, and it ends with an exclamation mark. You can also
use interjections to form exclamatory sentences.
Examples:
 Wow, how good this is!

 That was a great match!
Also explore: Simple Sentences│Compound Sentences│Complex Sentence│Simple
English Sentences│Sentence Structure
Frequently Asked Questions on the Types of Sentences

What are the types of sentences in English?
The different types of sentences in English are:
 Declarative Sentence
 Imperative Sentence
 Interrogative Sentence
 Exclamatory Sentence
Give some examples of the different types of sentences.

Given below are a few examples of the different types of sentences.
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 Declarative Sentence – This is my house.

They are my parents.
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 Imperative Sentence – Come home as soon as you finish the dance

practice.
Please lend me a pen.
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 Interrogative Sentence – When are you going to the park?

Where is the attendance register?
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 Exclamatory Sentence – Oh, what a beautiful dress!
CHAPTER II
CONCLUTIONS
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The English language gives every learner the liberty to make good use of the
language in the best possible way. Using different types of sentences will make your
speech or writing sound and look well-structured and aid you in getting your thoughts
and ideas across to your target audience in a clear and effective manner. This will also
allow you to express your emotions and let your readers experience what you want
them to experience.
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PRODI TADRIS BAHASA INGGRIS 1

With humility, we apologize if there are sentence discrepanciesanderrors. Never

Padangsidimpuan, 13 Desember 2022

Types of Sentences in English with Examples

The Sentence Types in English Grammar

The Four Different Types of Sentences

 I like fantasy novels.

 Please pick up the notes when you come.

 What is the name of the movie you were watching?

 Wow, how good this is!

Frequently Asked Questions on the Types of Sentences

Give some examples of the different types of sentences.

 Declarative Sentence – This is my house.

 Imperative Sentence – Come home as soon as you finish the dance

 Interrogative Sentence – When are you going to the park?

 Exclamatory Sentence – Oh, what a beautiful dress!

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