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    The document discusses the four types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. [1] Declarative sentences state a fact or opinion and end with a period. [2] Interrogative sentences ask a question and end with a question mark. [3] Imperative sentences give a command or instruction and end with either a period or exclamation point. [4] Exclamatory sentences express strong emotion and end with an exclamation point.

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    The document discusses the four types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. [1] Declarative sentences state a fact or opinion and end with a period. [2] Interrogative sentences ask a question and end with a question mark. [3] Imperative sentences give a command or instruction and end with either a period or exclamation point. [4] Exclamatory sentences express strong emotion and end with an exclamation point.

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    The document discusses the four types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. [1] Declarative sentences state a fact or opinion and end with a period. [2] Interrogative sentences ask a question and end with a question mark. [3] Imperative sentences give a command or instruction and end with either a period or exclamation point. [4] Exclamatory sentences express strong emotion and end with an exclamation point.

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    The Four Kinds of

    Sentences
    Declarative

    The Four Kinds


    Interrogative Imperative
    of Sentences

    Exclamatory
    Let’s start with the Declarative
    Sentence.
    A declarative sentence tells something. It
    ends with a period.

    John and Stephanie whisper about the


    surprise party for Tyra.

    This sentence TELLS


    about John and It ends in a
    Stephanie. period.
    Let’s start with the Declarative
    Sentence.
    A declarative sentence tells something. It
    ends with a period.

    How clever of James to come up with such a


    unique rescue plan.

    This sentence TELLS


    someone’s opinion
    about James’ rescue Again, it ends in
    plan. a period.
    Now let’s talk about the
    Interrogative Sentence.
    An interrogative sentence asks a question.
    It ends with a question mark.

    Would you like some cookies?

    Notice how it
    This sentence ASKS if ends with a
    you want cookies. question mark.
    The Imperative Sentence.
    An imperative sentence gives an order. It
    ends with a period OR an exclamation
    point.

    Go walk the dog.

    Notice how it
    This sentence TELLS
    ends with a
    you to do something.
    period.
    The Imperative Sentence.

    An imperative sentence gives an order. It


    ends with a period OR an exclamation
    point.

    Get out there and walk the dog!

    Again, this sentence Notice how it ends with an


    TELLS you to do exclamation point. This tells us the
    something. speaker REALLY wants the dog
    walked!
    And last, but not least, the
    Exclamatory Sentence.
    An exclamatory sentence expresses strong
    feelings. It ends with an exclamation
    point.

    My birthday party is tomorrow!

    This sentence SHOWS you It does this by ending the


    how excited the speaker is . sentence with an exclamation
    point.
    And last, but not least, the
    Exclamatory Sentence.
    An exclamatory sentence expresses strong
    feelings. It ends with an exclamation
    point.

    Mom! Trevor’s chasing Amy with water


    balloons!

    The sentence’s punctuation


    tells you how to read the
    sentence .
    And last, but not least, the
    Exclamatory Sentence.
    An exclamatory sentence expresses strong
    feelings. It ends with an exclamation
    point.

    Get out there and walk the dog!

    Coming back to this


    sentence, we notice that it
    is an imperative sentence It does this by ending the sentence
    that expresses strong with an exclamation point. This
    feelings . sentence is BOTH imperative and
    exclamatory!
    Now it’s your turn!
    Remember the
    four kinds of
    sentences and
    don’t forget that
    imperative
    sentences can
    end two ways!

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