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Types and Parts of Sentences. By: Shaun Heim, Bryce Smith and Zach Barley. Types of Sentences . Declarative Interrogative Exclamatory Imperative. Declarative . Makes a statement Uses a period
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Types and Parts of Sentences By: Shaun Heim, Bryce Smith and Zach Barley
Types of Sentences Declarative Interrogative Exclamatory Imperative
Declarative Makes a statement Uses a period Ex: Destiney is going to the store.
Interrogative Asks a question Uses a question mark Ex: What are you doing after school?
Exclamatory Shows strong feelings Uses a exclamation mark Ex: Oh gosh I’m so excided about today!
Imperative Gives a command Uses a period or exclamation mark Ex: Go clean your room! The subject is often implied and therefore not included Sally,
Parts of Sentences Subject noun Predicate verb
Subject Is the do-er or the be-er of the sentence Ex: John jumped over the cow. Ex: Sally moved over a seat. John Sally
Predicate Does the rest of the work for the sentence Ex: John jumped over the cow. Ex: Sally moved over a seat.
On a separate sheet of paper: • Write: • 2 declarative sentences • 2 exclamatory sentences • 2 interrogative sentences • 2 imperative sentences