The 4 Types of Sentences.

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The 4 Types of Sentences

DECLARATIVE A DECLARATIVE sentence makes a statement. Always ends with a PERIOD. EX: Cats have four legs. EX: I like to eat ice cream on hot days.

IMPERATIVE An IMPERATIVE sentence gives a command. These sentences can end with either a PERIOD or an EXCLAMATION MARK. EX: Tell us more about these great animals. EX: Look out for that car!

INTERROGATIVE An INTERROGATIVE sentence asks a question. Ends in a QUESTION MARK. EX: How were x-rays discovered? EX: What time does the store close?

EXCLAMATORY An EXCLAMATORY sentence expresses strong feeling. End with an EXCLAMATION MARK. EX: I can’t believe it! EX: What an amazing bit of luck!