Types of Sentences
     By: Ms. Pressley
Table of Contents:


Sentences
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory
Sentences:


A sentence is a complete thought.
  All sentences must:
    Begin with a capital letter.
    End with a punctuation mark.
    Be broken down into two parts.
         Subject(naming part): is who the sentence is about.
         Predicate(telling part): is what the sentence is about.
Four Types of Sentences:


Sentences are broken down into four types.
  Declarative
  Interrogative
  Imperative
  Exclamatory
  These four types of sentences are used everywhere and
  they always begin with a capital letter and end with a
  punctuation mark.
Declarative Sentence:


                Declarative:
                     Begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
                     It tells you something or makes a statement.

                     Examples:
                          This project was super easy.
                          Today is Friday.
                          My favorite color is black.

http://grammar.about.com/od/d/g/declsenterm.htm
Interrogative Sentence:


                Interrogative:
                     Begins with a capital letter and ends with a question
                     mark.
                     Ask you a question.

                     Examples:
                          What’s your favorite color?
                          How was your day?
                          Where is your project?

http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In-
Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
Imperative Sentence:


                Imperative:
                     Begins with a capital letter and ends with a
                     period/exclamation mark.
                     Makes a request or command(usually bosses you
                     around).

                     Examples:
                     Close the door!
                     Don’t talk to me.

http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In-
Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
Exclamatory Sentence:


                Exclamatory:
                     Begins with a capital letter and ends with a exclamation
                     point.
                     Shows strong feelings.

                     Examples:
                     Hooray!
                     Happy Birthday!

http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In-
Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
Review:


Now let’s review.
There are four types of sentences.
All sentences began with a capital letter.
Sentences end with a punctuation mark.
They are a complete thought.
Sentences are broken down into two parts:
  Subject and Predicate
Look at this picture.
-Tell me   two things about this
picture.
-What two things do you want
to ask about this picture?
-What request/command could
you make about this picture?
-If you could say something
with very strong feelings
about this picture, what would
it be?
Examples:
   Where are you going?
   Where did the flowers come from?
   Ms. Pressley have on a black and white shirt.
   The baby have a hat on.
   Put that baby down.
   Stop smiling.
   What a beautiful picture!
   Everyone say CHEESE!
Let’s listen to a song about the
   Four Types of Sentences:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fTIalGqR4Q
Now read the next slides and tell
  what type of sentence it is.
Watch out for that car!
Exclamatory
Go sit down now.
Imperative
How old are you?
Interrogative
Today is Sunday.
Declarative
Good Job!
You know the four types of
sentences!

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Types of sentences(lp)

  • 1. Types of Sentences By: Ms. Pressley
  • 3. Sentences: A sentence is a complete thought. All sentences must: Begin with a capital letter. End with a punctuation mark. Be broken down into two parts. Subject(naming part): is who the sentence is about. Predicate(telling part): is what the sentence is about.
  • 4. Four Types of Sentences: Sentences are broken down into four types. Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory These four types of sentences are used everywhere and they always begin with a capital letter and end with a punctuation mark.
  • 5. Declarative Sentence: Declarative: Begins with a capital letter and ends with a period. It tells you something or makes a statement. Examples: This project was super easy. Today is Friday. My favorite color is black. http://grammar.about.com/od/d/g/declsenterm.htm
  • 6. Interrogative Sentence: Interrogative: Begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark. Ask you a question. Examples: What’s your favorite color? How was your day? Where is your project? http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In- Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
  • 7. Imperative Sentence: Imperative: Begins with a capital letter and ends with a period/exclamation mark. Makes a request or command(usually bosses you around). Examples: Close the door! Don’t talk to me. http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In- Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
  • 8. Exclamatory Sentence: Exclamatory: Begins with a capital letter and ends with a exclamation point. Shows strong feelings. Examples: Hooray! Happy Birthday! http://grammar.about.com/od/sentencecombining/a/Exercise-In- Identifying-Sentences-By-Function.htm
  • 9. Review: Now let’s review. There are four types of sentences. All sentences began with a capital letter. Sentences end with a punctuation mark. They are a complete thought. Sentences are broken down into two parts: Subject and Predicate
  • 10. Look at this picture. -Tell me two things about this picture. -What two things do you want to ask about this picture? -What request/command could you make about this picture? -If you could say something with very strong feelings about this picture, what would it be?
  • 11. Examples:  Where are you going?  Where did the flowers come from?  Ms. Pressley have on a black and white shirt.  The baby have a hat on.  Put that baby down.  Stop smiling.  What a beautiful picture!  Everyone say CHEESE!
  • 12. Let’s listen to a song about the Four Types of Sentences: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fTIalGqR4Q
  • 13. Now read the next slides and tell what type of sentence it is.
  • 14. Watch out for that car!
  • 16. Go sit down now.
  • 18. How old are you?
  • 22. Good Job! You know the four types of sentences!