TYPES OF SENTENCES

John likes Mary.

• DECLARATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• INTERROGATIVE

• EXCLAMATORY

What a funny story he told us!

• DECLARATIVE

• IMPERATIVE

• EXCLAMATORY

• INTERROGATIVE

Stop, close the door.

• IMPERATIVE

• EXCLAMATORY

• INTERROGATIVE

• DECLARATIVE

Does Mary like John?

• EXCLAMATORY

• IMPERATIVE

• EXCLAMATORY

• INTERROGATIVE

WHAT PUNCTUATION MARK DOES DECLARATIVE SENTENCE USES?

• PERIOD

• EXCLAMATION MARK

• COMMA

• DASH

EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE USES _____​ PUNCTUATION.​ ​

• EXCLAMATION POINT

• COMMA

• APOSTROPHE

• PERIOD

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE USES_____ AS ITS PUNCTUATION.

• QUESTION MARK

• PERIOD

• COMMA

• APOSTROPHE

ARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A SENTENCE.

TO BE A SOMEDAY SUCCESSFUL I WANT PERSON .

• I WANT TO BE A PERSON SUCCESSFUL SOMEDAY.

• SOMEDAY SUCCESFUL PERSON I WANT TO BE.

• I WANT TO BE A SUCCESSFUL PERSON SOMEDAY.

• SUCCESSFUL PERSON I WANT TO BE A SOMEDAY.

ARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A SENTENCE.

GLASS GET ME A OF WATER

• GET ME A GLASS OF WATER.

• A GLASS OF WATER GET ME.

• GLASS OF WATER A GET ME.

• A GET ME GLASS OF WATER.

ARRANGE THE WORDS TO FORM A SENTENCE.

YOUR NAME IS WHAT?

• NAME IS WHAT YOUR?

• WHAT IS YOUR NAME?

• IS YOUR NAME WHAT?

• YOUR NAME WHAT IS?