The document defines four types of sentences: telling sentences that end with a period and state an idea, asking sentences that end with a question mark, exclamatory sentences that end with an exclamation point and express strong feelings, and command sentences that end with a period and tell someone to do something. Examples are provided for each sentence type to illustrate their distinguishing features.

2.  A sentence is a grammatical unit of one and
more words that expresses an independent
statement, question, request, command, excl
amation, etc. A sentence tells a complete
idea.
 In print or writing, a sentence typically begins
with a capital letter and ends

3.  A telling sentence tells you something. It
ends with a period (.)
 Example:
◦ I like to sing.
◦ Jessy is my friend.
◦ I’m 10 years old.

4.  An asking sentence ask a question.
 It ends with a question mark(?).
◦ Example:
 How old are you?
 Who is your teacher?
 What time is it?
 Questions words:
What, Where, When, Why, Who, How, How many…

5.  An exclamation tells about strong felling for
excitement, fear, or anger.
 They begin with capital letter and end with an
exclamation point (!)
 Example:
 Great party!
 Fire!
 I am proud of you!

6.  A command is a sentence that tells someone
to do something. It begins with a capital
letter. It ends with a period.
◦ Example:
 Go to your room.
 Study for the test.
 Put on your clothes.

7.  .Pop
 ! Wooh
 ? Huh