I.

Types of sentences:
1. Declarative Sentences:
- Definition: These sentences make statements or express facts.
- Example: "The sun rises in the east."
- Example: "She enjoys playing the piano."

2. Interrogative Sentences:
- Definition: These sentences ask questions.
- Example: "Did you finish your homework?"
- Example: "What time is the meeting?"

3. Imperative Sentences:
- Definition: These sentences give commands or make requests.
- Example: "Close the door, please."
- Example: "Study for the exam."

4. Exclamatory Sentences:
- Definition: These sentences express strong emotion or surprise.
- Example: "What a beautiful sunset!"
- Example: "I can't believe we won!"

Each type serves a different purpose in communication.

II. Here are some tips to help you understand each type of
sentence:

1. Declarative Sentences:
- Look for statements or expressions of fact.
- Typically end with a period.
- Focus on conveying information.
2. Interrogative Sentences:
- Identify questions being asked.
- Usually begin with question words (who, what, when, where, why,
how).
- End with a question mark.

3. Imperative Sentences:
- Recognize commands or requests.
- Often begin with a verb.
- Direct and to the point.

4. Exclamatory Sentences:
- Spot expressions of strong emotion or surprise.
- Frequently start with "how" or "what."
- End with an exclamation mark.

Remember to pay attention to the structure and purpose of the

sentence to determine its type. Practice with various examples to
enhance your understanding.

III. Worksheet: Identify the Type of Sentence

1. The scientific method is used to conduct experiments.

- Type: ________________
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2. Can you please pass me the history book?
- Type: ________________

3. Shakespeare wrote many famous plays and sonnets.

- Type: ________________
4. Why did you miss the deadline for the project?
- Type: ________________

5. Close the windows before it starts raining.

- Type: ________________

6. The concert was absolutely amazing!

- Type: ________________

7. What is the capital of France?

- Type: ________________

8. Take a break and relax for a while.

- Type: ________________

9. I can't believe you solved that math problem so quickly.

- Type: ________________

10. Finish your chores before going out with your friends.
- Type: ________________

IV. Create sentences of different types:

1. Declarative Sentence:
- Write a declarative sentence about a historical event you find
fascinating.

2. Interrogative Sentence:
- Form an interrogative sentence asking for recommendations on a
good book to read.

3. Imperative Sentence:
 - Craft an imperative sentence instructing someone on how to prepare
a healthy snack.

4. Exclamatory Sentence:
- Develop an exclamatory sentence expressing your excitement about
a future career opportunity.

5. Declarative Sentence:
- Write a declarative sentence about a skill or hobby you have
developed over the years.

6. Interrogative Sentence:
- Form an interrogative sentence inquiring about the best study
techniques for exams.

7. Imperative Sentence:
- Craft an imperative sentence giving advice on maintaining a good
work-life balance.

8. Exclamatory Sentence:
- Develop an exclamatory sentence expressing your amazement at a
recent scientific discovery.