What could be a sentence?

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What could be a sentence? Sentences What could be a sentence?

Definition of a sentence A sentence is a meaningful unit of language, complete in itself. It has at least one verb and makes sense.

It contains a complete idea and makes sense Sentence It contains a complete idea and makes sense

It could be a Statement A statement declares facts or ideas. Example: The price of fuel has risen dramatically since 1990.

It could be a question A question is when you ask something. You must use a question mark. ? Example: Would you like to play a game of tennis?

It could be a question Tag questions are statements with a tag on the end. Example: You will buy a ticket, won’t you? They went swimming, didn’t they?

It could be a question Rhetorical question ask questions but don’t expect and answer. Example: Me? Sing on my own? You’ve got to be joking. Can’t come? That’s disappointing.

It could be a Exclamation Many sentences express sudden surprise, joy or fright. These are exclamations. Example: You starting school this year, I don’t believe it!

Now it is your turn You need to complete the following in your Green work book. Write 3 sentence statements. Write 2 tag questions sentences. Write 2 rhetorical question sentences. Write 2 exclamation sentences.