Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences

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Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences

Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought.

Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences Declarative Sentence Example Purpose: Makes a statement End mark: Period (.) I want to climb Mount Everest.

Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences Imperative Sentence Examples Purpose: Gives a command or makes a request End mark: Period (.) Read along with me. Please try your best.

Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences Interrogative Sentence Example Purpose: Asks a question End mark: Question mark (?) Who brought their lunch today?

Lesson 1: Four Kinds of Sentences Exclamatory Sentence Example Purpose: Expresses strong emotion End mark: Exclamation point (!) What wonderful students I have!

Guided Practice Listen to my story. Directions: Tell whether each sentence is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Listen to my story. Nobody would climb the mountain with me. Was it wise to climb the mountain alone? The peak looked fairly high. What a foolish decision I made! Imperative Declarative Interrogative Exclamatory