This document discusses four types of sentences: declarative sentences which state facts and end with periods, interrogative sentences which ask questions and end with question marks, imperative sentences which give commands or requests and end with periods, and exclamatory sentences which express strong emotions and end with exclamation points. Examples of each type are provided along with activities to identify the sentence type.

1. Kinds of Sentences
and
Punctuation Marks

2. In this lesson, you will …
▪ Identify the different kinds of sentences
▪ Recognize the punctuation marks used in
different sentences
▪ Practice courtesy in social networking sites
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3. Getting Started:
There are four kinds of sentences. They
have different punctuation marks.
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4. 1.Declarative sentence is also called telling
sentence. It states a fact and ends with a period (.)
Examples:
Michaela studies her lessons.
She listens to her teacher.

5. another
example:
We are going to Boracay.
I brought my swimwear
and a hat.

6. 2. Interrogative sentence is also called asking
sentence. It states a question and ends with a
question mark (?)
Examples:
Where are you going?
May I go to the comfort room?

7. What do you have for lunch?
What is your favorite snack?
another
example:

8. Either a command or a request, is
considered as imperative sentence.

9. 3. Imperative sentence expresses command or
request. It also ends with a period (.)
Request has polite words while command is just an
order.
Examples:
Please wait for me.
Kindly tie my shoelace.

10. Please help me carry these books.
Step aside and clear the way.
another
example:

11. 4. Exclamatory sentence expresses a strong
or sudden emotion.
It ends with an exclamation point (!).
Examples:
Hurray, I passed the test!
Help! The house is on fire!

12. Wow! It is beautiful up here!
I am flying!
another
example:

13. Let us practice!
Identify if the sentences below are declarative,
exclamatory, imperative or interrogative.
▪ What is your favorite sport?
▪ We won the game!
▪ I will play basketball tonight.
▪ Please come and watch me play.
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Interrogative
Exclamatory
Declarative
Imperative

14. Activity
Identify whether the sentence is declarative,
exclamatory, imperative, or interrogative.
___1. Joey waters the plants every day.
___2. Some neighbors have beautiful gardens.
___3. Did you watch the fireworks display?
___4. The house is on fire!
___5. Please feed the dogs.
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15. Identify whether the sentence is declarative,
exclamatory, imperative, or interrogative.
___6. My mother is working in the kitchen.
___7. Will you watch the parade tomorrow?
___8. Dad’s motorcycle has been stolen!
___9. Put your arms forward.
___10. Watch out for the flying sheets.
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