There are four main types of sentences: declarative, exclamatory, imperative, and interrogative. Declarative sentences make statements and express opinions, ending with a period. Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions like disbelief or happiness, ending with an exclamation point. Imperative sentences give demands or instructions, sometimes ending with a period or exclamation point. Interrogative sentences ask questions, ending with a question mark and using question words like what, when, where, why, do, or how.

1. Do you know them?

2. There are four main types of sentences
 Declarative/Statement Sentences
 Exclamatory/Exclamation Sentences
 Imperative/Command Sentences
 Interrogative/Question Sentences

3.  This type of structure helps in making
statements and stating basic information.
You can also express an opinion using them.
Put a period when ending this type of the
sentence.

4. Examples
 Students failed to complete their essays on
time.
 My wife loves eating cake in the morning.
 The developer needs new resources for
completing a project.

5.  You use an exclamatory type to express deep
emotions or feelings. It can either be disbelief
or happiness, and it must be finished with an
exclamation point.

6. Examples
 I got an A in my research paper!
 That movie was exciting!
 I can’t believe how fast that car was moving!

7.  You use it when giving demand or
instruction. A period puts in the end, but in
some cases an exclamation mark might be
used.

8. Examples
 Do not stop!
 Never speak to me like that again.
 Please leave your shoes outside.

9.  This type is simple to understand as it helps
in asking a question. You use a question
mark at its end. For framing your question,
choose words like “why,” “what,” “when,”
“where,” “do,” or “how.”

10. Examples
 What time will you finish with your
Mathematics home work?
 What is a spatula?
 How often do you read the bible?

11. Created by Damona L. Taylor