4 TYPES OF SENTENCES! BY EMILY APRIL 9 2014

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4 TYPES OF SENTENCES! BY EMILY APRIL 9 2014. DECLARATIVE. Westmar favorite ice-cream is strawberry declarative miens to put a . . Exclamatory. Cristobal love to sleep! Exclamatory mines that wen you are happy you put a ! point .

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4 TYPES OF SENTENCES! BY EMILY APRIL 9 2014
DECLARATIVE Westmar favorite ice-cream is strawberry declarative miens to put a .
Exclamatory • Cristobal love to sleep! • Exclamatory mines that wen you are happy you put a ! point
Interrogative What is your favorite thing to eat? Interrogative mains to ask a question.
Imparative • Impativemins to du sontig • Go to your room.
The end!

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