LET'S

BEGIN!
Are You Ready?
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, 80% of the students
should be able to:

Digest sentences according to their uses.

Formulate a statement, a question, command,

and an exclamation sentence.

Properly use kinds of sentence in different

academic and daily activities.
LET'S HAVE A
RECAP!
 1

RECAP!! What is a connotation?

What is a denotation?
 KINDS OF 1 DECLARATIVE

SENTENCE 2 INTERROGATIVE

3 IMPERATIVE

4 EXCLAMATORY
DECLARATIVE

A DECLARATIVE
SENTENCE STATES A
FACT OR OPINION AND
ENDS WITH A PERIOD.
 Examples:
They have bought a new
car.
She likes learning English
very much.
He likes reading novels.
INTERROGATIVE

An interrogative sentence is a sentence

that asks a question and ends with a
question mark. It is an open-ended
question which usually begins with
question words such as who, what, where,
when, etc.
 Examples:
Where did I leave my car
keys?
To whom should I give the
test results?
Why was she so grumpy
yesterday?

 IMPERATIVE

An imperative sentence expresses a

request or gives a command or
direction.
 Examples:
Leave the book under my
doormat.
John, you are not allowed to
play in the street.
Open the door.

EXCLAMATORY

An exclamatory sentence
conveys an emotion and ends
with exclamation mark. (!)
 Examples:
We won! (expresses
happiness)

I am really going to miss this

place. (expresses sorrow)

 Using the picture

shown create
different kinds of
sentence according
to its function.
 Using the picture
shown create
different kinds of
sentence according
to its function.
LET'S CREATE!

If you will be in this situation

where you received an
award, using different kinds
of sentence how will you
react to this?

ASSESSMENT TIME!
 Directions: Read each sentence
carefully and identify their function.
Write the letter of the correct
answer. Choose DC if it is declarative,
IN if it is interrogative, IM if it is
imperative and EX if it is
Exclamatory.

HOME DELIGHT!

Write a short narrative about your

most unforgettable experience. Use
at least 4 declarative, 4 imperative, 4
exclamatory and 4 interrogative
sentences.

THANK
YOU!
Have a
great day
ahead.