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Understanding Subjects and Predicates in Sentences

Learn about subjects and predicates, the types of sentences, and examples of declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences. Enhance your grammar skills with this comprehensive guide.

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Understanding Subjects and Predicates in Sentences

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  1. Grammar project be a teacher

  2. SUBJECT AND PREDICATES Subjects: a noun that takes action in the sentence Predicates: the action in the sentence

  3. Types of sentences mind map Declarative= . Exclamatory = ! Types of sentences \ Imperative= . Interrogative= ?

  4. Types of sentences Declarative :A declarative sentence is just merely a statement. Imperative: An imperative sentence express a command or a request. Interrogative: An interrogative sentence ask a question. exclamatory: an exclamatory sentence express a sudden emotion.

  5. sentences q and a How was your day at school What is your favorite game We are going to the beach tomorrow Hurry up and pack your things Don’t forget your sunscreen

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