4 types of sentences

I will be able to identify declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences.

Declarative sentences

Declarative sentences: a statement that tells something and shares information with the reader.

It ends with a period.

This sandwich would have been better hot.

Interrogative sentences

Interrogative sentences: a sentence that asks a question.

It ends with a question mark.

What time is it?

Exclamatory sentences

Exclamatory sentence: a sentence that shows strong feelings such as excitement, happiness, anger, and surprise.

It ends with an exclamation point.

Our team won the game!

Imperative sentences

Imperative sentences: a sentence that gives a direction or tells someone to do something.

It ends with a period.

Please hold my hat.

What kind of sentence is this?

1. Where are we going?2. Is it time to go yet?3. Wow, I made the honor roll!4. My cat is named fluffy.5. I have to do homework later.6. I hit a home run!7. Meet me after the game. 8. Please hand me a pencil.

What is the ending to each?

What does an exclamatory sentence end with?

period, question mark, or exclamation markWhat does an interrogative sentence end

with? period, question mark, or exclamation markWhat does an imperative sentence end with? period, question mark, or exclamation markWhat does an declarative sentence end with? period, question mark, or exclamation mark