'Exclamatory sentences' diaporamas de présentation

Author : Laurie Myers Illustrator: Michael Dooling Genre: Historical Fantasy

Big Question: What did Lewis and Clark learn on their journey?. Author : Laurie Myers Illustrator: Michael Dooling Genre: Historical Fantasy. Review Games. Story Sort Vocabulary Words: Arcade Games Study Stack Spelling City: Spelling Words Spelling City: Vocabulary. Small Group

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Syndetic

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Kinds of Sentences

Kinds of Sentences. Which is which?. Declarative Sentence. Makes a statement Ends with a period. Examples of Declarative Sentences. Mr. Jacobs is greatly missed at Madrid Middle School. Mrs. Aguayo teaches seventh grade at Madrid. Imperative Sentence. Gives a command Makes a request

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The Hook

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The Hook

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Harcourt 11-12 Lesson 2 Grammar Day 1 Types of Sentences:

Harcourt 11-12 Lesson 2 Grammar Day 1 Types of Sentences: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory. The BIG Question:. How can I write different types of sentences?. Time to Review!. Declarative Sentences. That boy is my brother. Last night, we ate spaghetti for dinner.

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Structure of English simple sentence

Made by Diana Yerzhina LB1-11-40. Structure of English simple sentence. Parts of sentences. Subject (??????????) Predicate (?????????) Attribute (???????????) Object (??????????) Adverbal Modifier (??????????????) of : Time (???????) Place (?????) Reason (???????)

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Brought to you by: Tyresha Ortiz, Riyadh Williams & Charly Banks

Sentence Basics. Brought to you by: Tyresha Ortiz, Riyadh Williams & Charly Banks. Complete Sentences . Subject= a noun and its modifiers. Predict= a verb and its objects, complements and modifiers. One Subject + One Predicate= A Sentences

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Chapter 1 Parts of a Sentence

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Chapter 2

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Exclamatory Sentences

Exclamatory Sentences. Ed McCorduck English 402--Grammar SUNY Cortland http://mccorduck.cortland.edu. slide 2: characteristics of exclamatory sentences. Exclamatory sentences have wh -words (usually only what and how ) as modifiers of elements in deep structure.

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Bobcats

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Synonym

Synonym. Synonym. Words that have same meaning Examples Big Large Huge Small Tiny. Synonym. Intelligent Thin Nice . Imperative SENTENCES. Imperative sentences. Sentences that tell people to do something Ends with a period (.) Examples: Close the door. Raise your hand.

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Present Time

Present Time. Present Simple and Present Continuous We often talk about the present using Present Simple and Present Continuous. Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous We may also use these tenses to talk about present, Though these two tenses have a connection with

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Types of Sentences

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4 Kinds of sentences

4 Kinds of sentences. A declarative sentence makes a statement . It ends in a period . ( EXAMPLE: My car is black.) An interrogative sentence asks a question . It ends with a question mark . (EXAMPLE: What time is it?) An imperative sentence gives a command or

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Language Arts Class

Language Arts Class. Mrs. Judy Minix September 1,2010. Grammar Notes for Test. Identify Sentences Identify the four types of sentences Identify Complete Subjects and Predicates Identify Simple Subjects and Predicates.

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Four Types of Sentences and their Punctuation Marks

Four Types of Sentences and their Punctuation Marks. Statement. A statement is a sentence that simply gives information. It ends with a period . We call these declarative sentences. My teacher is Mr. Gonzalez. I live in Washington. Yesterday my mom went to the store. Question.

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Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences

Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences. Mrs. Davis 4 th Grade http://www.quia.com/rr/45767.html. Imperative Sentences. Give a command or make a request. (think teacher sentences) Example: Close the door. Sit on your bottom. The subject is the understood you.

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Four Kinds of Sentences

Four Kinds of Sentences. There are four kinds of sentences we may use when we write. They are: Declarative Sentences Interrogative Sentences Imperative Sentences Exclamatory Sentences. Four Kinds of Sentences. 1. Declarative- (.) makes a statement 2. Interrogative- (?)

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