1.
If everything will be
back to normal, my family
will travel to Greece.
2. I am so excited!
3. Do you know where
Greece is?
4. Greece is home to many
archeological monuments.
5. You should read Greek
mythology, it is full of adventures
and legend
KIND OF
SENTENCES
JENNYDEL D. DOMINGO
English Teacher
1. DECLARATIVE
A declarative sentence simply
makes a statement or expresses
an opinion. In other words, it
makes a declaration. This kind
of sentence ends with a period.
1. DECLARATIVE
Examples:
- I want to be a good writer.
(makes a statement)
- My friend is a really good
writer. (expresses an opinion)
2. IMPERATIVE
An imperative sentence gives
a command or makes a request.
It usually ends with a period but
can, under certain circumstances,
end with an exclamation point.
2. IMPERATIVE
Examples:
Please sit down.
I need you to sit down
now!
3. INTERROGATIVE
An interrogative sentence asks
a question. This type of sentence
often begins with who, what,
where, when, why, how, or do,
and it ends with a question mark.
3. INTERROGATIVE
Examples:
Please sit down.
I need you to sit down
now!
4. EXCLAMATORY
An exclamatory sentence is a
sentence that expresses great
emotion such as excitement,
surprise, happiness, and anger, and
ends with an exclamation point.
4. EXCLAMATORY
Examples:
It is too dangerous to climb
that mountain! I got an A
on my book report!