Types of Sentences
Declarative Statements express ideas and opinions. They end with a period.
Imperative
Commands give instructions. They usually end with a period, but sometimes they end
with an exclamation mark.
Interrogative Questions ask for information. They end with a question mark.
Exclamatory
Exclamations indicate strong emotions. They end with an exclamation mark.
Draw a line to match each sentence to the correct sentence type.
Get me a puppy, please.
Exclamatory
I went to the mall.
Imperative
Do you have a dog?
Interrogative
The mall is amazing!
Declarative
Kylie likes milkshakes.
Imperative
Have you been to the mall?
Interrogative
Milkshakes are delicious!
Declarative
Take me to the mall, please.
Exclamatory
Puppies are young dogs.
Imperative
Would you like a milkshake?
Interrogative
Puppies are so cute!
Declarative
Make me a milkshake, please.
Exclamatory
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Types of Sentences Answer Key
Get me a puppy, please.
Exclamatory
I went to the mall.
Imperative
Do you have a dog?
Interrogative
The mall is amazing!
Declarative
Kylie likes milkshakes.
Imperative
Have you been to the mall?
Interrogative
Milkshakes are delicious!
Declarative
Take me to the mall, please.
Exclamatory
Puppies are young dogs.
Imperative
Would you like a milkshake?
Interrogative
Puppies are so cute!
Declarative
Make me a milkshake, please.
Exclamatory
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