DEMO- LESSON IN ENGLISH 6
4 KINDS OF SENTENCES
Prepared by:
CATHERINE M. BEATO
Teacher/Adviser
Sentence
is a group of words that expresses a
complete thought or idea.
it has two main parts the Subject (doer)
and the Predicate (the action being done by
the subject).
Example:
Khate is dancing gracefully.
Subject
Predicate
1. Exclamatory Sentence
- makes a statement that conveys strong
emotion such as excitement, joy, anger or fear.
- it is always ends in exclamation mark (!)
Example:
I hate you!
(anger)
Oh no! I lost my cellphone! (fear)
It’s my birthday! (joy)
My mother is preparing a party for me!
2.Declarative Sentence
gives information, states facts or
opinion.
it always ends with a period.
Example:
Sorsogon is one of the six provinces in Bicol.
Manila is the Capital City of the Philippines.
3.Interrogative Sentence
simply ask questions.
it always ends with a question mark.
Example:
Do you know the name of our principal?
How many are in the class?
4.Imperative Sentence
issues a command or a request.
it may end on either a period or an
exclamation mark.
Example:
Clean your room! (command)
Please fall in line. (request)
Assignment:
Write examples of the following kinds of
sentences.
1. 2 Declarative Sentence
2. 2 Imperative Sentence
3. 2 Interrogative Sentence
4. 2 Imperative Sentence