KINDS OF SENTENCES ACCORDING TO

USE

DECLARATIVEOA declarative is a statement. It can

also be a fact, reality or a

current situation.

The teacher in the front

is beautiful.

DECLARATIVE

IMPERATIVEO It is either a command or a request. It also uses period as

its punctuation.

Please, tell to your

teacher that she is

beautiful, now.

Move faster Lea!

IMPERATIVE

INTERROGATIVEOAn interrogative

sentence is a question and

ends in question mark.

Isn’t your teacher as beautiful as Hera?

INTERROGATIVE

EXCLAMATORYOIt is an expression

of surprise, fear anger or yell.

Exclamation mark ends this kind of

sentence.

Oh my gosh! Your teacher is

so beautiful!

EXCLAMATORY

A. Identify the following sentences according to their uses. Write D for declarative, IMP for imperative, INT for interrogative and E for exclamatory sentences in the space provided before the items.

___1. What is your personality?___2. You have an amazing voice!___3. Judy, please pour the water from the pitcher to the bottle.___4. Chocolate helps prevent age-related memory loss.___5. Someone is trapped in the bunk of the car!

B. Construct three

sentences for each kind of sentences according to use.

Prepared by:

Alonzo, Margioleh G.Irog, Maika Charlyn T.