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KINDS OF
SENTENCES
ACCORDING TO
PURPOSE
Declarative Sentences
Is used to
make a
statement of The Filipino epic is a long, narrative poem.
fact, wish, or
intent.
It ends with a
period (.).
I would like to fish for rarang.
Also, It has an
expressed
subject all the
time.
Imperative Sentences
The subject is
always the Please help save the land of
unexpressed or Magindanaw
understood You.
Asks a
question.
Who are you to disturb my abode?
It may be
an inquiry
or a Yes-
No Do you know that I can easily devour
question.
you?
It is always
followed by
a question
mark (?)
Exclamatory Sentences
Is used to
express strong
feeling or
surprise,
disgust, or
other Alas! My brother is dead!
emotions.
It is always
followed by
an
exclamation
point (!)
LETS IDENTIFY A SENTENCE FROM A
FRAGMENT!!!
Tell whether each of the following sentences is
declarative, imperative, interrogative, or
exclamatory.
1. Baltog was a mighty warrior of the land of
Batavara.
2. One day, its prosperity and tranquility were
threatened.
3. Who destroyed their crops and killed their
people?
4. Aha! A man-eating boar was on the warpath.
Tell whether each of the following sentences is
declarative, imperative, interrogative, or
exclamatory.