Kinds of sentences(d and i)

1. Kinds of SentencesKinds of Sentences
Declarative and Interrogative

2. DECLARATIVE SENTENCES INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
 We have broccoli in the
refrigerator.
 The sky is blue.
 We will watch Finding Dory
later.
 It is raining.
 My pet is a panda.
 Do we have a broccoli in
the refrigerator?
 Is the sky blue?
 When will you watch
Finding Dory?
 Is it raining?
 What is your pet?

3. DECLARATIVE SENTENCE
•stating a fact or providing
information
•ends with a period (.)
Ex:
Ms. Charisse is beautiful.

4. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE
•asking a question
•ends with a question mark (?)
Example:
Is Ms. Charisse beautiful?

9. I WANNA RUN
TO YOU!

10. When is your
birthday?

11. Canossa Academy is
my school.

12. Are you happy?

13. Where do you live?

14. St. Magdalene is kind.

15. He is honest.

16. Do you care for mother
earth?

17. September 3 is my
birthday.

18. Do you brush your
teeth everyday?

19. I live in Calamba City.

20. IMPERATIVE SENTENCES EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES
 Please close the door when
you leave.
 Don’t click your fingernails
on the desk.
 Don’t run.
 Please take a sit.
 This is so cool!
 Don’t run and slip on the
ice!
 That’s amazing!
 Ouch! It hurts!

21. IMPERATIVE SENTENCE
•give commands
•make a request
•ends with a period (.)
Ex: Sit down.
Please be quiet.

22. EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE
•express strong emotions or feelings
•ends with an exclamatory point (!)
Ex: Wow! What a surprise!
That’s amazing!

23. Identify whether the sentence is
declarative, interrogative, imperative or
exclamatory.
1. We decided to climb the tall tree.
2.What is wrong with Mrs. Stewart?
3.Are you sure that you want to
spend your money on that toy?
4.That was so exciting!
5.Leave my sister alone.

24. 6. Pick some fresh flowers for the vase.
7. Please put your boots before you go
out in the train.
8. My grandfather will slowly regain his
health after the surgery.
9. You drive me crazy!
10.Jackson was hired at the grocery store
in June.
Identify whether the sentence is
declarative, interrogative, imperative or
exclamatory.