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Kinds of Sentences

There are four main kinds of sentences: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and Exclamatory.

A declarative sentence makes a statement about a person, place, or an idea.
An interrogative sentence is used to ask a question.
An imperative sentence issues a command.
An exclamatory sentence states strong emotion or surprise.

Kinds of Sentences - Examples

Declarative I hate the stain on my shirt.
Zachary is a scary monster to many.
Mount Everest is a tourist attraction.
Interrogative Is Billy home?
Are you looking for red sports car?
How old are you?
Imperative Go bake cookies for Aunt Jean.
Check out the website.
Exit the gas station now.
Exclamatory I won all my chess games!
Watch out, Peter!
The waterfall is over 300 feet tall!

 
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