This document discusses the parts of a sentence and different types of sentences. Every complete sentence contains two parts: a subject and a predicate. The subject is what the sentence is about, and the predicate tells something about the subject. There are four types of sentences: declarative, which makes a statement; interrogative, which asks a question; imperative, which gives a command; and exclamatory, which shows strong feeling. Examples are provided to illustrate subjects, predicates, and different sentence types.

1. Sentences
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2. Meaning:
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A sentence is a group
of words which starts
with a capital letter and
ends with a full stop (.),
question mark (?) or
exclamationLEARNING (!). A
mark
DELL YOUTH

3. Parts of the sentences
Subject
Predicate
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4. SUBJECTS AND
PREDICATES
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Every complete sentences
contains two parts:
subject and predicate.
The subject is what (or
whom)the sentence is
about while the predicate
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tells something about the

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Example:
Judy and her dog run on
the beach every morning.
Judy and the dog are the
subjects.
Running on the beach is
predicate. YOUTH LEARNING
DELL

6. Exercise
Can you find the subject in
each sentences below?
• My little brother broke
his finger.
• His uncle bob asked for
directions.
• Those soldiers carried
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7. Exercise
Answers:
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• My little brother broke
his finger.
• His uncle bob asked for
directions.
• Those DELL YOUTH LEARNING carried
soldiers

8. Exercise
Can you find the predicate in
each sentences below?
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• My little brother broke
his finger.
• His uncle bob asked for
directions.
• Those soldiers carried
DELL YOUTH LEARNING

9. Exercise
Answers
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• My little brother broke
his finger.
• His uncle bob asked for
directions.
• Those soldiers carried
guns. DELL YOUTH LEARNING

10. Kinds of sentences
There are four different kinds of
sentences
Declarative
Interrogative
 Imperative
 Exclamatory
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11. Declarative Sentence
• A declarative sentence makes a
statement.
• He likes pepperoni pizza.
• The umbrella is green.
• Mrs. Smith is a teacher.
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12. Interrogative Sentence
• An interrogative sentence asks a
question. It ends with a question
mark.
• Do you like pepperoni pizza?
• Have you seen my umbrella?
• Who is your teacher?
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13. Imperative Sentence
• An imperative sentence gives a
command. It ends with a full stop.
• Go to your room.
• Throw me the ball.
• Bob, please close the door.
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14. Exclamatory Sentence
• An exclamatory sentence shows strong
feeling. It ends with an exclamation
point.
• Hooray!
• Wow! That’s great news!
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15. Exercise
find the types
sentences below ?
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Are you going to the movies tonight?
What a great movie that was!
“Open to Chapter 5 of your math book.”
There are many different kinds of
animals at the zoo.
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16. Answers
• Are you going to the movies tonight?Interrogative
• What a great movie that was!- Exclamatory
• “Open to Chapter 5 of your math book.”Imperative
• There are many different kinds of animals at
the zoo- Declarative
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