Types Of Sentences
By Sahiti Kotagiri
INTRODUCTION
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DECLARATIVE and
INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCES
Agenda
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EXCLAMATORY and
IMPERATIVE SENTENCES
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ACTIVITY
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Introduction
There are four different types of sentences.
Declarative, Interrogative, Exclamatory and
Imperative.
Today we are going to learn about these types
of sentences in detail.
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Declarative sentence
Interrogative sentence
A declarative sentence is used for providing
information about something or to state a fact.
Interrogative sentences are usually used to ask
questions or to request for information.
This type of sentence is most commonly used
in English.
Interrogative sentences have a question mark
at the ending of the sentence.
They usually end in a full stop.
Example:
Example:
I am hungry.
How are you?
The weather is good today.
Are the roses growing well?
Dogs are naughty and cute.
Would you like some coffee?
Exclamatory sentence
Imperative sentence
Exclamatory sentences are used to display
strong emotion in a sentence.
Imperative sentences are used to give out
commands, make a request to someone or to
give instructions to do something.
They can put emphasis on the sentence with
the use of a exclamatory mark.
They can be affirmative or negative.
Example:
Example:
Oh, that is excellent!
Don’t ever touch my phone.
Your performance was amazing!
Take a step and don’t move.
He isn’t doing it the right way!
Bring me a glass of water.
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Activity
 Find a partner and pair up with them.
 Use two examples of the four different types of sentences and use them to have a simple
conversation.
 Record or write down whatever sentences you use and categorize them accordingly.
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Thank you !
Sahiti Kotagiri