By: Allison. Declarative Sentence - A declarative sentence makes a statement. - Example: I like to read. - This is the most common kind of sentence. -

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By: Allison

Declarative Sentence - A declarative sentence makes a statement. - Example: I like to read. - This is the most common kind of sentence. - A declarative sentence uses a period.

Interrogative Sentence - A interrogative sentence asks a question. - Example: What are you doing? - A question gets the readers attention - An interrogative sentence uses a question mark.

Imperative Sentence - An imperative sentence gives a command - Example: Go clean your room. - Commands often appear in dialogue. - An imperative sentence can use a period or an exclamation mark.

Exclamatory Sentence - An exclamatory sentence shows strong feeling or emotion - Example: I am so excited! - These sentences make a point. - An exclamatory sentence uses a exclamation mark.

The End Thank You !!!