KINDS OF ENGLISH SENTENCES AND

ITS PUNCTUATIONS USED

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What is the meaning of sen
tences?
Sentence is a group of words that expresses a
statement, question, command, or wish.

Sentences usually contain a subject and verb.

In written English, the first word of a sentence is
capitalized and the sentence ends with a period,
question mark, or exclamation point.
What is the meaning of sen
tences?
A sentence is a group of words which, when they
are written down, begin with a capital letter and end
with a full stop, question mark, or exclamation mark.
Most sentences contain a subject and a verb.
What is the meaning of sen
tences?
A sentence is a group of words that ma
kes complete sense, contains a main ver
b, and begins with a capital letter.
What is the meaning of sen
tences?
A sentence is a group of words, usually
containing a verb, that expresses although in
the form of a statement, question, instruction,
or exclamation and starts with a
capital letter when written.
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E A declarative sentence simply m
C akes a statement or
L
A
expresses an opinion. In other
R words, it makes a
A declaration. This kind of sente
T
I
nce ends with a
V period.
E
Examples of this sentence type:
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X An exclamatory sentence is a se
C
L ntence that
A expresses great emotion such as
M excitement,
A
T surprise, happiness and anger,
O and ends with an
R exclamation point.
Y

Examples of this sentence type:

I An imperative sentence gives a
M command or makes a
P
E request.
R It usually ends with a period b
A ut can, under certain
T
I circumstances, end with an exc
V lamation point.
E
Examples of this sentence type:
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N An interrogative sentence asks
T a question. This type of senten
E
ce often begins with who, what,
R
R where,
O when, why, how, or do, and it e
G
nds with a question
A
T mark.
I
V
Examples of this sentence type:
E
“When are you going to turn in
Write 5 sentences for each kind of E
nglish
sentences you have learnt today.

Do it on a piece of paper and submit

your
task TODAY at the end of BW lesson.