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How is it usually punctuated? How is it usually punctuated? What is it? How is it usually punctuated? Declarative Sentence Example Sentences What is it? How is it usually punctuated? Exclamatory Sentence Example Sentences

Imperative Sentence Interrogative Sentence What is it? How is it usually punctuated? Imperative Sentence Example Sentences What is it? How is it usually punctuated? Interrogative Sentence Example Sentences

Declarative Sentence Exclamatory Sentence What is it? A sentence that states a fact or gives information How is it usually punctuated? With a period Declarative Sentence Example Sentences My sunglasses are on the shelf. Tomorrow is Thursday. What is it? A sentence that shows strong emotion or feeling How is it usually punctuated? With an exclamation point Exclamatory Sentence Example Sentences I can’t believe that just happened! That roller coaster was so scary!

Imperative Sentence Interrogative Sentence What is it? A sentence that gives a command How is it usually punctuated? With a period or exclamation point Imperative Sentence Example Sentences Go clean your room. Come here. What is it? A sentence that asks a question How is it usually punctuated? With a question mark Interrogative Sentence Example Sentences What time do we go to lunch? How do you get to your house?