ENGLISH 3 1st Quarter

Competencies: Use different kinds of sentences in a dialogue (e.g., Code:

declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, imperative)

Sentence is a group of words with a complete thought.

There are four kinds of sentences:
1. A telling sentence tells something. It is declarative sentence and it
ends with a period (.).
2. An asking sentence asks a question. It is interrogative sentences
and it ends with a question mark (?).
3. A commanding sentence gives someone a command or an order to
do something. It is imperative sentence and it ends with a period
(.).
4. An exclaiming sentence gives a strong feeling or emotion. It is
called exclamatory sentence and it ends with exclamation point
(!).

Study the picture. Write a dialogue 4 examples of each kind of sentence

ACTIVITY
based on it. Begin your sentence with a capital letter and put a punctuation
mark at the end.
 Follow the color code to identify the four kinds of sentence.
ACTIVITY Declarative- blue Imperative- yellow
Interrogative- green Exclamatory- red
Put the correct punctuation mark at the end of each sentence.
 Write D on the box if the sentence is a Declarative, IN if its Interrogative, IM
ACTIVITY
fi its Imperative and E if its Exclamatory. Put the correct punctuation mark
at the end.

1. How many books do you like to read _____

2. Ouch____ It hits me____

3. I want to eat nutritious food ____
4. Please wash your hands properly _____
5. Does knows you are here ____
6. Junk foods are bad to our body ____
7. Wow ____ This is amazing ____
8. Kindly get that towel for me ____

What kind of sentence is written about each pictue?

ACTIVITY Write Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative or Exclamatory on the lines.

1. The children are playing.

____________________

2. Is the boy reading a book?

_____________________

3. Yehey! Our team is winning!

_____________________

4. Get the broom and sweep the room.

______________________