The document discusses the different types of sentences in English: declarative sentences make statements, imperative sentences give commands, exclamatory sentences express strong feelings, and interrogative sentences ask questions. It provides examples of each type of sentence and asks the reader to write two examples of each type.

1. By : Rasika Dixit Hatolkar.

2. •A group of words that is arranged
in a proper order and gives a
complete meaning is called a
sentence.

3. • A group of words that express a complete
thought or ideas.
• It has two parts subject and predicate.
• Composed of at least one independent
clause.

4. 1. a subject (what the sentence is
about, the topic of the sentence)
2. a predicate (what is
said about the subject)

6. A clause is a group of
words that includes
a subject and a verb.

7. • I want some cereal.
• Marie likes cats.
• Joseph is a good soccer
player.

9. Examples:
•Give me your answer!
•Please pass the books
forward.
•Stop!
•Don’t forget to do your
homework.

10. Examples:
•I went to the store.
•Her sister’s name is Susan.
•This book cost 12rs.
•He asked her to go to the
dance.

11. Examples:
•We don’t have any
homework!
•George’s pet pig
escaped!
•It snowed 6 inches last
night!

12. Examples:
•Who ate the candy?
•What is your name?
•Where does she live?
•When will they arrive?
•Why did he do that?
•How do you get to
school?

13. • Directions: There are four kinds of sentences in the English language. (Imperative,
Declarative, Exclamatory, Interrogative) Write two examples of each.
• Example A: Declarative
Answer: The sky is blue. The earth is round.
• 1. Imperative (gives a command)
a._____________________ b.________________________
• 2. Declarative (makes a statement)
a._____________________ b.________________________
• 3. Exclamatory (expresses strong feeling)
a._____________________ b.________________________
• 4. Interrogative (asks a question)
a.______________________________ b.__________________________________