To be aware of and be able to recognise different types of sentences.

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To be aware of and be able to recognise different types of sentences.

Statements 1 Statements are sentences which tell you something. They end with a full stop. Example: A rainbow has 7 colours. They are beautiful to look at.

Questions 2 Questions are sentences that ask you something. They usually end with a question mark. Example: What did you have for dinner?

Commands 3 They are often urgent or angry, can be very short and contain an imperative verb. Commands Imperative verbs are also known as ‘bossy verbs’- they tell people what to do. Example: Out down your pen. Go out to play

Exclamations 4 An exclamation is used when someone is surprised. It always starts with ‘How’ or ‘What’ and contains a noun and a verb. Example: What big feet you have!

To be aware of and be able to recognise different types of sentences.