Four Kinds of Sentences

Prepared by:Mary Ann C. GutierrezBSE-3A

1. Someday, your prince charming will come2. Don’t play stupid with me3. God made me pretty, what happened to you4. Life is just a game, but at least the graphics are awesome5.Never put off the work till tomorrow what you can put off today

DECLARATIVE SENTENCE

Declarative sentences in the English

language are the sentences

that form a statement.

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EXAMPLES:

1.Tomorrow I will go to the store. 

2.Yesterday I left school early.

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INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

Interrogative sentences in the English

language are the sentences

that form a question.

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EXAMPLES:

1. What do you think I should wear the pink shoes or the white sneakers?

2. What did the teacher say to you yesterday?

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IMPERATIVE SENTENCE

Imperative sentences in the English

language are the sentences that make a command or

request.

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EXAMPLES:

1.Get me some water.

2.Leave that cat alone.

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EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE

Exclamatory sentences in the English language are the sentences that attempt to powerful feelings, or emotions.

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EXAMPLES:

1.I'm leaving! 

2.I love you so much! 

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HOMEWORK

Make three (3) examples of

your own for each kind of

sentence.

To be submitted tomorrow,

late papers will not be

accepted.

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