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Sentence Sense Parts are Parts Reading Round-Up Word Wise Write On

A sentence that tells you something Buy a Hint 50 pts. I’m Ready to Answer

The girls read quietly by the fire.

a statement? What is….

A sentence that tells you to do something. I’m Ready to Answer Buy a Hint 50 pts.

Vote for me.

a command? What is….

A sentence that shows excitement or a lot of emotion I’m Ready to Answer Buy a Hint 50 pts.

Wow, I can’t believe how fast that car is going!

an exclamation? What is….

A declarative sentence does this… Buy a Hint 50 pts. I’m Ready to Answer

It is the same as a statement. The boy is riding a bike.

a sentence that tells something? What is….

An interrogative sentence does this… Buy a Hint 50 pts. I’m Ready to Answer

You will see one of these on the end of an interrogative sentence ?

a sentence that asks a question? What is….

A word that names a person, place, or thing Buy a Hint 50 pts. I’m Ready to Answer

girl dog house tree sun

a noun? What is….

A word that shows action (doing and being) Buy a Hint 50 pts. I’m Ready to Answer

walk cut carry cheer sleep think

a verb? What is….