Grade 1 Language - Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences
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Declarative, interrogative, imperative and exclamatory are types of sentences. Sentences can be used to express statements (affirmative and negative expressions), commands and questions. For example:
- 'It's hot' (affirmative statement)
- 'It's not hot' (negative statement)
- 'Sit down, please' (command)
- Don't talk back! (command)
- 'Do you like English?' (question)
You should recognize a question if it's written as it will have a question mark at the end. Can you recognize a spoken question? Written commands sometimes have an exclamation mark at the end - but not always as in our examples above.
Test your skills in this elementary school quiz and see if you can beat your classmates!
Don't run across the road.
Are you happy?
A fire is in the house.
We will go to the park at 3 p.m.
Your nose is bleeding.
What did you do this summer?
A girl wants to eat some fruit. What should she do?
A little boy plays in the middle of a busy street. What should you tell him?
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