+ Basic Syntax Those 4 types of sentences!. + the DECLARATIVE sentence Statement. No questions. No strong emotion. No commands. What is Juliette “declaring”?

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+ Basic Syntax Those 4 types of sentences!

+ the DECLARATIVE sentence Statement. No questions. No strong emotion. No commands. What is Juliette “declaring”?

+ the IMPERATIVE sentence The “yes ma’am” “yessir” response, hence the soldier. Gives commands. The YOU can be assumed. Definitely contributes to understanding speaker and tone.

+ the INTERROGATIVE sentence Kids say the funniest things ! To ask questions. WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY Think of an officer “interrogating” a suspect in an “interrogation” room. They are asking tons of questions.

+ the EXCLAMATORY sentence Exclamatory sentences end in EXCLAMATION marks!!! Lots of emotion…. and NO, it isn’t always happy.