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- 2. Different sentence types help a reader identify the purpose and intent behind the sentence.
- 3. When you are reading, the sentence types and their correlating punctuation help you understand how things are being said.
- 4. A declarative sentence is a statement intended to give us information. It is the most common type of sentence. It ends with a period. I like dogs. The character is wearing a green shirt. I did not bring a pencil.
- 5. A interrogative sentence asks a question. Interrogative sentences end with a question mark. Do you like dogs? What color shirt is the character wearing? Can I borrow a pencil?
- 6. A declarative sentence is a statement intended to give us information. It is the most common type of sentence. It ends with a period. I like dogs. The character is wearing a green shirt. I did not bring a pencil.
- 7. An imperative sentence gives a command and instructs someone to do something. They can end with a period or an exclamation point. Go get the dog, now! Go put on a pink shirt. Please get your pencils out.
- 8. An exclamatory sentence expresses strong emotions like anger, excitement, and surprise. They always end with an exclamation point. I lost my dog! I can't believe you stained my shirt! I broke my pencil!
- 9. Turn to a partner and review the 4 types of sentences. Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory
- 10. Raise your hand and give an example of a declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory sentence.