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TYPES OF SENTENCES Grade 5

The document discusses different types of sentences including declarative, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory sentences. It provides examples of each type of sentence and explains their characteristics such as whether they end with a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark.

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TYPES OF SENTENCES Grade 5

The document discusses different types of sentences including declarative, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory sentences. It provides examples of each type of sentence and explains their characteristics such as whether they end with a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark.

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Grammar Reader EXERCISE 1

Read the following text and locate the sentences.


Show sentence boundaries with red capital letters and blue full stops.
spain is a land known for its sunny beaches, its castles, its wine, olives and bull fights
it shares the atlantic coast with portugal the bay of biscay lies to the north and the
mediterranean sea to the south the capital of spain is madrid columbus set sail from
barcelona in 1492 to discover America.

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EXERCISE 2
There is something wrong with these sentences. Write them correctly.
1. february is the shortest month of the year
________________________________________________________________________
2. we sailed to england on queen Elizabeth
_______________________________________________________________________
3. my good friends are sam and ann
_______________________________________________________________________
4. pratibha patil is the first woman president of India
________________________________________________________________________
5. the times of india is a famous newspaper

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Types of
Sentences

EXCLAMATORY

INTERROGATIVE

IMPERATIVE

DECLARATIVE
Declarativ Imperative Interrogati
e The The Bossy Exclamatory
ve The The
Talkative Friend Curious
Friend Expressive
Friend Friend
the Declarer

Declares things.

It is a walking fact machine that tells you almost anything you


want to know.

They are called as Assertive or Declarative Sentences.

Examples:
It is raining. Telling or Declarative sentences
I will go to school tomorrow. end with a full stop.

I am very smart .
Asserative or Declarative SentenceS (statement)

Does not make a request or give commands rather it just


conveys information.

Provides information and normally ends with a full-stop.

Sentences can be positive or negative

Positive Negative
1. I will go to school tomorrow. 1. I will not go to school
2. I always speak the truth. tomorrow.
3.Children love to eat chocolates. 2. I do not speak the truth.
3. Children do not like to eat
chocolates.
the COMMANDER

They demand things or order people around.

They can also make requests.

They are called as Imperative sentences.

Put the dishes in the sink. (order)


1.
They will end with a full stop.

2. Leave the room immediately.


(command)
Imperative Sentences
gives order/commands or makes requests. Such
sentences do not contain the subject as it is
hidden (you)

usually ends with a full stop.

can be positive or negative.

Please open the door.

Do not open the door.

Complete your work right now.

Please complete your work right now.

I will not let you complete your work right now.


The Interrogator

Whenever they speak, they ask questions. They always want


to know everything. They are known as asking or Interrogative
Sentences.

1.What are we going to have for


dinner?
2.Where are you going? All these sentences
3. What time is your online class? end with a question
mark.
Interrogative Sentences
 ask a question
 want information
 they always end with a question mark. (?)
 can be positive or negative.

POSITIVE NEGATIVE

1. What are we going to have for 1. Are we not going to have dinner?
dinner? 2. Are you not going?
2. Where are you going? 3. Don't you know the timings of your
3. What time is your online class? online class?
the Exclaimer!

They can be filled with excitement or full of energy or


can showcase their dramatic abilities.
They are called Exclamatory Sentences.

1. This is so amazing! All Exclamatory Sentences end


with an exclamation point.
2. I can't wait to go
again!
3. Get out of my way!
Exclamatory Sentences

Expresses strong
emotion/surprise
Always ends with an
exclamation mark/point (!)
Never delivers a command
Always have a subject and a
predicate.
Declarati
Telling
ve

Types of Imperativ
Exclamato
Exclaimin Ordering
sentenCes e
ry
g

Interrogati
Asking
ve
I am reading
a science
fiction story.
Our universe
I went for a houses an
casual stroll estimated
yesterday. billion
galaxies.
Declarativ
e or
Assertive
Sentences
What a
fabulous
book I am
reading!
Wow! I How
walked ten expansive
miles our universe
yesterday. is!

Exclamato
ry
Sentences
What were
you reading?
Does our
Would you universe
like to go for house an
a casual stroll estimated
today? billion
galaxies?
Interrogati
ve
Sentences
Please read
your story
book.
Go for your
Arrange
stroll right
these books.
away.

Imperative
Sentences

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