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Language maría josé herrera and ana milena oliveros dec. 3th 2014
1. LANGUAGE
FOUR KINDS OF
SENTENCES
By: María José Herrera and Ana Milena
Oliveros
Class: 7th “C”
Date: Wednesday, December 3th, 2014
2. *Four Kinds Of Sentences
Declarative Sentence
or statement:
it tells something
and end with a
period.
Interrogative
Sentence:
it asks a question
and end with a
question mark.
Imperative Sentence:
give a command or
makes a request. It
ends with a period
Exclamatory Sentence:
it shows a strong
feeling. It ends with a
exclamation mark.
Interjection:
is a word or a group of
words that expresses a
strong feeling. It is not
a complete sentence.
3.
4. *Examples
Interrogative sentence: How many
years do you have?
Declarative sentence: Yesterday I
went to the beach.
Imperative sentence: Bring me the
exam.
Interjection: Wow!, Hooray!,Ouch!
Exclamatory sentence: Your party is
the best!
5. *Exercises
• Open my
door._______
• How many pets do
you have?______
• I love my
school!_________
• My mother´s name is
Carla.________
Write D if it is
an
declarartive
sentence
write IN if is
an
interrogative
sentence
write E if is
an
exaclamatory
sentence.
write IM if is
and
imperative
sentence
6. WORD ENDING
WITH ING- ED
By: María José Herrera and Ana
Milena Oliveros
Class: 7th “C”
Date: Wednesday, December 3th, 2014
7. *Woords with present
continuous ING
Is the idea that something is happening now, at
this very moment.
Sometimes, we use the Present Continuous to
say that we are in the process of doing a
longer action which is in progress; however,
we might not be doing it at this exact second.
9. *Past tense ED
We add –ed to the
end of regular
verbs to make the
past simple and
past participle.
A past participle is
a type of verb. It
is used in perfect
tenses and in
passive forms.