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    The Four Kinds

    of Sentences
    Lesson 3.1:
    Kinds of Sentences
    1. To differentiate between the four types of
    sentences
    2. To punctuate sentences correctly
    3. To construct meaningful sentences

    Mr. Apolinar T. Malabayabas


    Question:
    Which sentence expresses a:
    1. Command

    2. Statement

    3. Question

    4. Strong emotion
    Alex: Hey, dude! There is a musical concert in the park. Do
    you want to go see the band play?
    Jake: I am done with my homework; I can go.
    John: Me too. Let’s go.
    Jake: Hey, look at that sports car. Isn’t it neat?
    Alex: That is exactly the kind of car that I want once I get a
    good job. I bet it is very fast. I want mine to be red, though.
    Jake: Keep dreaming, Alex. That car costs a fortune.
    Alex: It does not hurt to set high expectations. Maybe one
    day I will make a lot of money, and I might surprise you.
    John: Talking about cars, why is the traffic so heavy
    today?
    Alex: People are probably heading toward the park for the
    concert. The band does play pretty good music.
    Question:
    Which sentence/s express/es a:
    1. Command
    Look at that sports car.
    Keep on dreaming.
    2. Statement
    There is a musical concert in the park.
    That is exactly the kind of car that I want once I get a good job
    3. Question
    Do you want to go see the band play?
    Why is the traffic so heavy today?
    4. Strong emotion
    Hey, dude!
    Declarative

    Four Kinds
    Interrogative Imperative
    of Sentences

    Exclamatory
    Declarative Sentence
    A declarative sentence tells
    something. It ends with a
    period.
    It is the responsibility of every child to
    respect his or her parents.

    This sentence It ends with a


    TELLS about the period.
    responsibility of
    every child.
    A declarative sentence
    tells something. It ends
    with a period.

    Virtual platforms have been very useful


    in this time of pandemic..
    This sentence Again, it ends
    TELLS someone’s with a period.
    opinion about
    virtual platforms.
    Interrogative Sentence
    An interrogative sentence asks a question. It
    ends with a question mark..

    Is it better to be an only child ?


    This sentence ASKS Notice how it
    a question. It is
    answerable by Yes
    ends with a
    or No. question
    mark.
    Interrogative Sentence
    An interrogative sentence asks a question. It
    ends with a question mark..

    When is lying a good thing?

    Notice how it
    ends with a
    question
    mark.
    Interrogative Sentence
    An interrogative sentence
    asks a question. It ends
    with a question mark..

    What do you want to thank your


    parents for?
    Notice how it
    ends with a
    question mark.
    The Imperative Sentence
    An imperative sentence gives an order. It
    ends with a period.

    Think twice before you say or do


    something.
    This sentence Notice how it
    TELLS you to do ends with a
    something. period.
    The Imperative Sentence
    An imperative sentence gives
    an order. It ends with a
    period.

    Live your life to the fullest.


    This sentence is a
    Notice how it
    command.
    ends with a
    period.
    The Imperative Sentence
    An imperative sentence gives
    an order. It ends with a
    period.

    Please refrain from eating junk foods.

    This sentence is a Notice how it


    request because it uses
    ends with a
    a polite
    period.
    word/expression.
    Exclamatory Sentence.
    An exclamatory sentence expresses strong
    feelings. It ends with an exclamation
    point.

    This puzzle is driving me up the wall!

    This sentence It does this by ending


    expresses a STRONG the sentence with an
    EMOTION. exclamation point.
    Exclamatory Sentence.
    An exclamatory sentence expresses strong
    feelings. It ends with an exclamation
    point.

    Wow! That’s amazing!

    This sentence It does this by ending


    expresses a happy the sentence with an
    mood. exclamation point.
    p. 61

    1. Does the elevator go to the very top floor?


    2. The Willis Tower is in Chicago.
    3. Tell me when the Taj Mahal was built.
    Can you tell how old the Taj Mahal is?
    4. My teacher told me that it was built entirely of white
    marble.
    5. Did Shah Jahan build it in memory of his wife?
    Why did Shah Jahan build it?
    6. It cost 35 million rupees to build.
    Situation 1:

    You and your friends went to a theme


    park in Japan. Write 3 declarative
    sentences describing the place.

    1. ____________________________________
    2. ___________________________________
    3. ___________________________________
    Situation 2:

    You work for a news company, and you


    have been assigned to interview Bill Gates,
    the CEO of Microsoft. Write down 2 Yes-No
    Questions and 2 W-and-H Questions that
    you would like to ask him.
    1. ___________________________________
    2. __________________________________
    3. __________________________________
    4. __________________________________
    Situation 3:
    You are a member of a youth organization,
    and you have been invited to speak to a
    group of students who don’t take their
    studies seriously. Write down 3 commands
    (imperative sentences) that you would like
    to give them.
    1. ___________________________________
    2. __________________________________
    3. __________________________________

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