This document defines and provides examples of different types of sentences: declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences. It also defines simple sentences containing one clause, compound sentences containing two independent clauses, complex sentences containing one independent and one dependent clause, and compound-complex sentences containing two independent clauses and one dependent clause.

2. Declarative Sentence
Definition
A declarative sentence tells
you something.
Ex: I love puppies.

3. Imperative Sentence
Definition
An imperative sentence
demands or commands you
to do something.
Ex: Go clean your room
right now.

4. Interrogative Sentence
Definition
An interrogative sentence
states a question
Ex: Did you make your
bed?

5. Exclamatory Sentence
Definition
An exclamatory sentence
shows excitement.
Ex: I made the job!

6. Simple Sentence
Definition
A simple sentence is a
sentence consisting of only
one clause, with a single
subject and predicate.
Ex: . Alicia goes to the
library and studies
every day.

7. Compound Sentence
Definition
A compound sentence is a
sentence that consist of
two or more independent
clauses joined together by a
conjunction.
Ex:Markplayed
football, so Maria went
shopping.

8. Complex Sentence
Definition
A complex sentence is a
sentence that has one
independent and one
dependent clause.
Ex: After they finished
studying, Juan and
Maria went to the
movies.

9. Compound- Complex
Sentence
Definition
A compound- complex
sentence is a sentence that
has two independent
clauses and one dependent
clause.
Ex: We decided that the
movie was too violent, but
our children, who like to
watch scary movies, thought
that we were wrong.