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Types Of Sentences

This guide provides an overview of the four fundamental types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. Each type serves a distinct purpose in communication. Declarative sentences state facts and end with a period, while interrogative sentences ask questions and end with a question mark. Imperative sentences issue commands and can end with a period or exclamation point, and exclamatory sentences convey strong emotions, always ending with an exclamation point. Examples and a fun assignment are included for better understanding.

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Types Of Sentences

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  1. Types Of Sentences

  2. 1) Declarative *Declarative sentences make a statement. *They always end with a period.

  3. Examples: Funny stories are popular everywhere. People from all cultures enjoy humor.

  4. 2) Interrogative ? ? ? ? *Asks a question *always ends with a question mark ? ? ? ?

  5. Examples: Do you know any jokes? Which one is your favorite?

  6. 3) Imperative *Tells or asks someone to do something *usually ends with a period but may end with an exclamation point

  7. Examples: Listen carefully. Stop interrupting me!

  8. 4) Exclamatory *Shows strong feeling *always ends with an exclamation point. ! ! ! ! !

  9. Examples: I can’t believe it! What a piece of work!

  10. ? . . ! What kind of sentences are these??

  11. I found an amusing story in a book of folk humor.

  12. Declarative

  13. Was it about a well-known judge who lived in China?

  14. Interrogative

  15. That’s the one!

  16. Exclamatory

  17. Remind me how the story goes.

  18. Imperative

  19. One morning, the judge noticed that he was walking with a limp.

  20. Declarative

  21. What could the cause be?

  22. Interrogative

  23. He was wearing two completely different shoes!

  24. Exclamatory

  25. Assignment: • With a partner, you will design four caricatures to represent each type of sentence. • Get a piece of white • paper and divide it into fourths. • 3) Label one section Exclamatory, • label another section Interrogative, • label the next section Imperative, • and label the last section Declarative. • 4) Each section needs the caricature, two example sentences, and a name for your caricature. You should decorate around the caricatures and use color! Exclamatory Interrogative Imperative Declarative

  26. Example of a caricature

  27. Assignment: • With a partner, you will design four caricatures to represent each type of sentence. • Get a piece of white • paper and divide it into fourths. • 3) Label one section Exclamatory, • label another section Interrogative, • label the next section Imperative, • and label the last section Declarative. • 4) Each section needs the caricature, two example sentences, and a name for your caricature. You should decorate around the caricatures and use color! Exclamatory Interrogative Imperative Declarative

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