1. Henry, Devon
4th period ELA
10-6-13

2. Definition: A declarative sentence gives a
statement.
Example: I'm going to the store to get
some apples.

3. Definition: A interrogative sentence asks a
question.
Example: Do you know were my keys are?

4. Definition: a sentence that expresses
emotions.
Example: I can’t find my keys!

5. Definition: A imperative sentence gives a
command.
Example: Help me look for my keys.

6. Definition: A simple sentence has one
independent clause.
Example: I love to watch TV.

7. Definition: A compound sentence has two
or more independent clauses.
Example: TV is fun to watch, but TV is not
good for your eyes.

8. Definition: A complex sentence has one
independent clauses and one or more
Dependent clauses.
Example: I Watch TV because I'm bored.

9. Definition: A compound complex sentence
had two or more independent clauses and
one or more dependent clauses.
Example: I watch TV because its fun, and
I watch TV because I'm bored.