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Mrs.dawson work.
This document discusses the four types of sentences: declarative sentences make statements and end in periods, imperative sentences are commands or requests that end in periods or exclamation points, exclamatory sentences express strong emotion and end in exclamation points, and interrogative sentences ask questions and end with question marks. Examples of each sentence type are provided to illustrate their punctuation. The document is a student assignment on sentence types for an ELA class.
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Mrs.dawson work.
- 1. Performance Task-Types of Sentences ● AminataTouray ● Due on Oct 15,2013 ● Mrs.Dawson ● ELA ● th 7 period
- 2. The four Typesof Sentences ● ● ● Declarative sentence makes a statement .It is punctuated by a period. Imperative sentences is an command or polite request it ends in a period or exclamation mark. Exclamatory sentences express great emotion or excitement it ends in an exclamation mark .
- 3. Examples ● ● Interrogative sentence asksa question it ends in a ? mark. Declarative- The dog's were all sleep last night. ● The car's got in a wreak. ● Look at all the flower's grow. ● I love my two little brother's.
- 4. Examples ● They are mybest friend's in the whole school. ● I brought cupcake's for my whole class. ● Look at all those birthday's. ● She has more than five finger's
- 5. Examples ● Imperative- Go cleanup the dinning room and living room. ● Did you turn off the TV. ● Do you wanna go to the mall with us. ● Please change your bother. ● Are you going to new york today.
- 6. ● Please feed thecat. ● Go take a shower.
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