I have a pen.

I have a pen!

I have a pen?

SENTENCE

SENTENCE- is a
set of words that
express a
complete
thought.

Types of
Sentences

There are four

different types
of sentences.

Declarative
Sentence

A declarative sentence
makes a statement. It
ends with a period.

Declarative
Sentence

A declarative sentence
makes a statement. It
ends with a period.
He likes pepperoni pizza.
The umbrella is green.
Mrs. Smith is a teacher.

Interrogative
Sentence

An interrogative
sentence asks a
question. It ends with
a question mark.

Interrogative
Sentence

An interrogative
sentence asks a
question. It ends with
a question mark.
Do you like pepperoni
pizza?

Exclamatory
Sentence

An exclamatory
sentence shows strong
feeling. It ends with
an exclamation point.

Exclamatory
Sentence

An exclamatory
sentence shows strong
feeling. It ends with
an exclamation point.
Hooray!
Wow! Thats great news!

Imperative Sentence
An imperative
sentence gives a
command. It ends
with a period.

Imperative Sentence
An imperative
sentence gives a
command. It ends
with a period.
Go to your room.
Throw me the ball.

Practice Time
See if you can
correctly identify
the following
kinds of
sentences.

What kind of
sentence is this?
Are you going to
the movies
tonight?

Interrogative
because the
sentence asks
a question

What kind of
sentence is this?
What a great
movie that was!

Exclamatory
because the
sentence
shows strong
feeling

What kind of
sentence is this?
There are many
different kinds of
animals at the
zoo.

Declarative
because the
sentence
makes a
statement

What kind of
sentence is this?
Open to Chapter
5 of your math
book.

Imperative
because the
sentence gives
a command

What kind of
sentence is this?
Bob has an iPod.

Declarative
because the
sentence
makes a
statement

What kind of
sentence is this?
Be careful with
your iPod.

Imperative
because the
sentence gives
a command

What kind of
sentence is this?
iPods are
amazing!

Exclamatory
because the
sentence
shows strong
feeling

What kind of
sentence is this?
Do you have an
iPod?

Interrogative
because the
sentence asks
a question

What kind of
sentence is this?
Please pass the
salt and pepper.

Imperative
because the
sentence gives
a command

What kind of
sentence is this?
It is sunny
outside.

Declarative
because the
sentence
makes a
statement

What kind of
sentence is this?
Are you planning
to travel during
your vacation?

Interrogative
because the
sentence asks
a question

What kind of
sentence is this?
What a beautiful
day!

Exclamatory
because the
sentence
shows strong
feeling

What kind of
sentence is this?
Would you like to
go to the beach
with me?

Interrogative
because the
sentence asks
a question

What kind of
sentence is this?
Bring your hat and
sunblock with you
to the beach.

Imperative
because the
sentence gives
a command

What kind of
sentence is this?
Wow! What a
play!

Exclamatory
because the
sentence
shows strong
feeling

What kind of
sentence is this?
The student went
to the store to buy
some candy.

Declarative
because the
sentence
makes a
statement

What kind of
sentence is this?
What is your
favorite food?

Interrogative
because the
sentence asks
a question

What kind of
sentence is this?
Dont forget to
study for the test.

Imperative
because the
sentence gives
a command

What kind of
sentence is this?
This is the last
practice sentence.

Declarative
because the
sentence
makes a
statement