1. WELCOME

2. Md. Abdus Sobhan Talukder Assistant Teacher Sakhipur P. M. Pilot Model School and College Sakhipur, Tangail talukdersobhan@gmail.com Teacher’s Identity Subject: English Grammar Class- Six Section-A Number of students-50 Time-50 minutes

3. Boysare playingfootballin the field. Notice carefully. Sentence SubjectVerb groupObject groupAdverbial

4. Today’s Topic TYPES OF SENTENCE

5. By the end of this lesson students will be able to- 1.learn what sentence is. 2.Identify different kinds of sentences. 3. rearrange words into sentences.

6. Sentence A properly arranged group of words that makes a full sense is called a sentence. Structure: Subject+ verb+ object+ adverbial. Weeatriceeveryday Subjectverbobjectadverbial

7. Elements of sentence Element of sentence Subject Verb Object Adverbial

8. Notice carefully.

9. Types of Sentence Sentence Assertive Interrogative Imperative Optative Exclamatory

10. Name of SentenceExamples Assertive SentenceAff: You go to school.Neg: You do not/don’t go to school. Interrogative SentenceAff: Do you go to school.Neg: Don’t you go to school? Imperative SentenceAff: Go to school.Neg: Don’t go to school. Optative SentenceAff: May you be happy.Neg: May you not be unhappy. Exclamatory SentenceAff: Hurrah! You have passed.Neg: Alas! You have failed. Notice carefully.

11. The oldman is walking slowly. Assertive Sentence The woman is cooking. A boy and a girl are dancing. Water is following through the pipe. The sentence that asserts something about a person or thing is called an Assertive Sentence.

12. Interrogative Sentence What is this? What is he doing? How is the man walking? How is he reading? The sentence that asks something about a person or thing is called an Interrogative Sentence.

13. Imperative Sentence Close the door. The sentence that expresses order, request, advice, proposal is called an Imperative Sentence.

14. Optative Sentence 1. May you be happy in life. 2. May Allah bless you. 3. May our president live long. 4. Long live our Prime Minister. The sentence that expresses wish or pray is called an Optative Sentence.

15. Exclamatory Sentence How beautiful the pea-cock is! What a nice flower it is! How big the elephant is! How fast the horse runs! The sentence that expresses sudden feelings of mind is called an Exclamatory Sentence.

16. Group Work 1.Bangladesh 2.Most of the people of our country 3.Farmers live by 4.They grow 5.But they are a.poor and illiterate. b.cultivation. c.are farmers. d.various kinds of crops. e.an agricultural country. Join the words of column A with those of column B to make a sentence.

17. Pair Work Name the following sentences. 1.Mr. Rhaman teaches us English. 2.What a fool our are! 3.May you be happy in life. 4.Let me write a letter. 5.Do you go to school everyday? 6.Draw a map of Bangladesh. 7.Let us play now. 8.Alas! I am undone. 9.What class do you read in? 10.He does not go to school everyday.

18. Evaluation Rearrange the following words and make meaningful sentence. 1.A we have our house in front of garden. 2.He to school doesn’t go everyday. 3.The paints a picture. 4.Do you want what? 5.You be may in life happy. 6.You what are a fool! 7.Me let a letter write. 8.Our lunch ate we. 9.Have done the work you?

19. Home Work Answer the following questions. 1.What is called sentence? 2.What is called Assertive Sentence? 3.What is called Interrogative Sentence? 4.What is called Imperative Sentence? 5.What is called Exclamatory Sentence?

20. Thank you