Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Here are the things that we should learn at the end of the lesson:
● Identify the four different kinds of sentences
● Use the four different kinds of sentences: declarative,
interrogative, exclamatory, imperative sentences in a dialogue

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Sentence
● Sentence is a group of words that gives or expresses a
complete thought.
● Forming correct sentences is very important and useful in
expressing what you are really trying to say.
● It is very applicable in our everyday life, may it be written or
spoken.

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Sentence

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Declarative Sentence

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Declarative Sentence
● Declarative sentences are sentences that tell about something.
● They also tell information. They are the most common type of
sentences. They may state facts or opinions, too.
● Declarative sentences always end with a period mark.
Ex: Liza is a pretty girl.

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Declarative Sentence
For example, “Our new car is black.”
● The sentence tells us the color of their new car. It ends with a
period just like how a declarative sentence should be.
Another example, “I am a third grade learner.”
● The speaker is in the third grade and is informing us of
his/her present grade level.
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Declarative Sentence
Here are more examples:
1. My mother is a teacher.
2. Today is a sunny day.
3. We should always wear facemasks in going out.
4. I am studying from home.
5. The rainbow comes after the rain.
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Learning Task#1
Put a check (✔) if the statement is a declarative sentence and an (x) if it is not.
______ 1. We played a fun game today.
______ 2. Who can help me find my keys?
______ 3. A ship sails in the sea.
______ 4. My favorite color is pink.
______ 5. When is your birthday?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Learning Task#2
Write a declarative sentence using the given words. And make use of proper
punctuation.
1. backpack - _____________________________________
2. book - ________________________________________
3. cake - ________________________________________
4. pencil - _______________________________________
5. school - _______________________________________
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Interrogative Sentence
● An Interrogative Sentence is a kind of sentence that asks a
question.
● It usually ends with a question mark (?).
For Example:
What is your name?
-The sentence directly asks a question. It also ends with a question
mark.
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Interrogative Sentence
Other examples are:
● Who is your favorite cartoon character?
● What is your hobby ?
● Where are you going?
Most interrogative sentences start with question words also
known as (WH Questions) like What, When, Where, How, Who, Why,
and Which.
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
What - asks for a thing or information.
For example:
What is the color of your dress?
What is in your bag?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
Who - is used for a person.
For example:
Who is your mother?
Who is your teacher?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
When - asks for a date or time.
For example:
When is your birthday?
When is our school contest?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
Where - asks for a place or location.
For example:
Where do you live?
Where is the bag placed?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
Why - is used for reasoning.
For example:
Why do you go to school?
Why are you happy?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Interrogative Sentence
When do we use these question words?
How - is used for the amount or way.
For example:
How much is your pair of shoes?
How do you bake a cake?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Learning Task#3
Put a check (✔) if the statement is a interrogative sentence and an (x) if it is
not.
______ 1. What is your favorite fruit?
______ 2. I wash my hands before I eat.
______ 3. When is your classmates’ birthday?
______ 4. Who is your best friend?
______ 5. Sandra is good in dancing.
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Learning Task#4
Choose the correct interrogative sentence for each situation. Write the letter of the correct
answer.
______ 1. You are asking for the date of your classmate’s birthday.
A. Where is your birthday? B. When is your birthday?
______ 2.You are asking for the name of your new friend.
A. What is your name? B. Who is your name?
______ 3. You are asking about the procedure of cooking adobo.
A. How do you cook adobo? B. Which do you cook for adobo?
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Learning Task#5
Make your interrogative sentences using the following situations.
1. Asking for directions to the canteen.
2. Asking for your favorite movie.
3. Asking for the price of a pencil.
4. Asking about someone’s birthday.
5. Asking about the weather.

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
● In speaking or writing, we use the four kinds of sentences that
enable us to express ourselves clearly. These sentences help
you to communicate clearly and effectively, but to do so you
need to know the function of each sentence and use it
correctly.
● Now let’s talk about recognizing an Exclamatory Sentence.

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
● Have you ever experienced something that makes you feel so
much joy, anger, or surprise? Good, then I want you to look at
the pictures below. What emotions as shown in each picture?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
● What emotions as shown in each picture?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
● What emotions as shown in each picture?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
Let us read the following sentences:
➢ Oh, this makes me angry!
➢ Ghost! Please help me!
➢ Hurray! I won the race!
What are the emotions expressed in each sentence? What punctuation mark is
used at the end of sentences that express strong emotion?

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Exclamatory Sentence
● An Exclamatory sentence is a statement that expresses a
strong feeling or emotion such as joy, anger, fear, and
surprise.
● It can be easily recognized because it ends with an
exclamation point (!).

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Learning Task#6
Put a check (✔) if the statement is a interrogative sentence and an (x) if it is
not.
______ 1. Do I need to put my face mask?
______ 2. Always wash your hands before eating.
______ 3. Be careful not to slip!
______ 4. Ouch! It hurts!
______ 5. Oh, I’m so tired!
Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Learning Task#7
Read the sentences in each number. Copy the sentences that express strong
feelings.
1. a. Oh no! My wallet is missing!
b. Have you seen my wallet?
2. a. Put it down now!
b. This pink bag is my favorite.
3. a. Did you take your medicine?
b. I don’t like this it is so bitter! Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Learning Task#7
Read the sentences in each number. Copy the sentences that express strong
feelings.
4. a. What a hardworking doctor you are!
b. Give the puppy a good hug.
5. a. I can’t run because of my wound.
b. Run, before I catch you!

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Imperative Sentence
● A sentence that is used to ask somebody to do something is
called an imperative sentence.
● It is used to give a command, request, instructions, and advice.

Examples:
● Switch off the lights and fans. (Order/command)
● Be nice to old people. (Advice)
● Close the cupboard. (Order/command)
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Imperative Sentence
Examples:
● Follow the arrows to the garden. (Command)
● Please be careful as you go ahead. (Request)
● Wait a minute before you repeat the process. (Advice)
● Take a right and climb the steps that lead to the terrace.
(Directions)
● Slowly after 45 minutes, open the lid to check whether it is cooked
or not. (Instructions) Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue
Imperative Sentence
About Imperative Sentences
● It ends with a full stop or an exclamation mark.
Examples:
● Please come in!
● Give me a cup of tea, please.

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Imperative Sentence
About Imperative Sentences
● The imperative sentence begins with a verb.
Examples:
● Turn left at the corner.
● Walk straight ahead.

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue

Imperative Sentence

Different Kinds of Sentences in a Dialogue