Types of Sentences

Types of Sentences

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Match each TYPE OF SENTENCE with its definition.

• Makes a statement or gives a fact.

• Asks a question.

• Gives a command.

• Expresses excitement.

DECLARATIVE

INTERROGATIVE

IMPERATIVE

EXCLAMATORY

• DECLARATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• EXCLAMATORY

Multiple Choice

A DECLARATIVE sentence makes a statement.

Which of these is a DECLARATIVE sentence?

• My brother's name is Randall.

• Is your brother's name Randall?

• Please tell Randall it's time for dinner.

• Randall, give me my phone back!

Multiple Choice

An INTERROGATIVE sentence asks a question.

Which of these is an INTERROGATIVE sentence?

• Jordan is the fastest on the team.

• Jordan, run faster!

• Run faster.

• Is Jordan faster than you?

Multiple Choice

An IMPERATIVE sentence gives a command.

Which of these is an IMPERATIVE sentence?

• Why didn't you answer the phone?

• Text me back later.

• You didn't text me!

• Jaelynn said she would text me later.

Multiple Choice

An EXCLAMATORY sentence makes an exclamation.

Which of these is an EXCLAMATION sentence?

• Can I borrow $1 for a snack?

• That's my seat!

• Get out of my seat.

• Tania sits in the same seat every day at lunch.

Multiple Choice

A DECLARATIVE sentence makes a statement.

Which of these is a DECLARATIVE sentence?

• Which is Malaya's house?

• Malaya, come outside!

• Malaya,

• Randall, give me my phone back!

Multiple Choice

An INTERROGATIVE sentence asks a question.

Which of these is an INTERROGATIVE sentence?

• Israel left his lunch on the kitchen counter.

• Help me move these boxes.

• Who left this jacket on the floor?

• Everyone get back in here!

Multiple Choice

An IMPERATIVE sentence gives a command.

Which of these is an IMPERATIVE sentence?

• Follow me.

• The principal announced the prize winners.

• Get away from me!

• Who wrote on the bathroom wall?

Multiple Choice

An EXCLAMATORY sentence makes an exclamation.

Which of these is an EXCLAMATION sentence?

• That's disgusting!

• Did you eat pizza for lunch?

• The custodian cleans up the cafeteria after each lunch period.

• Throw your trash away before you leave.

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Tyler took my chromebook!



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Buckle your seat belt.



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Do you like roller coasters?



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What time does the movie start?



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That's ridiculous!



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Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania.



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Hurry, we're late!



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Match

Match each type of sentence with the correct example.

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Exclamatory

Evelyn brought in cupcakes for her birthday.

Did Ronald get a new phone?

Brush your teeth and get to bed.

Don't hit the dog!

• Evelyn brought in cupcakes for her birthday.

• Did Ronald get a new phone?

• Brush your teeth and get to bed.

• Don't hit the dog!

Match

Match each type of sentence with the correct example.

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Exclamatory

My math teacher is mean.

Does your math teacher give homework?

Please answer questions #1-5.

I hate math!

• My math teacher is mean.

• Does your math teacher give homework?

• Please answer questions #1-5.

• I hate math!

Match

Match each type of sentence with the correct example.

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Exclamatory

The Kansas City Chiefs won the 2023 Super Bowl.

What was the score of the Super Bowl?

Let's watch the Super Bowl at my house.

Go Chiefs!

• The Kansas City Chiefs won the 2023 Super Bowl.

• What was the score of the Super Bowl?

• Let's watch the Super Bowl at my house.

• Go Chiefs!

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You're annoying. ​

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Stop being so annoying. ​ ​

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You're the most annoying person I ever met! ​

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Are you aware that you're annoying? ​

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DECLARATIVE

IMPERATIVE

EXCLAMATORY

INTERROGATIVE

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Let's go! ​

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Do you want to leave soon? ​

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Excuse me. ​

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Anthony moved to California last year. ​

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EXCLAMATORY

INTERROGATIVE

IMPERATIVE

DECLARATIVE