LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

A. CLASSIFY SENTENCES ACCORDING TO USE;

B. CONSTRUCT DECLARATIVE, INTERROGATIVE,
IMPERATIVE AND EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES; AND
C. SHOW TEAMWORK IN GROUP ACTIVITIES.
GROUP ACTIVITY ANSWERS:
Group 1
•Philippines is rich in natural resources.

Group 2
•When are you going to Siargao?

Group 3
• Please hand me the scissors.

Group 4
•Yes! We finally made it!
 DECLARATIVE SENTENCE
A declarative sentence is simply statement that relay information.
They are the most common type of sentence in the English language.
A declarative sentences states the facts or an opinion. It always ends
with a period.

Examples:
• The weather is warm and sunny.
• Most kids in this generation prefer using
gadgets instead of playing outside.
 INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

An interrogative sentence asks a direct question and is

punctuated at the end with a question mark. One of the
four basic types of sentences, and it's highly useful one.

Examples:
• Is everything alright Anna?
• Are you mad at me?
• How did you manage to get there
on time?
 IMPERATIVE SENTENCE
An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives
instruction, command, an order, a direction or a request.
Depending on its delivery, an imperative may end in
exclamation mark or a period.

Examples:
• Get out, now!
• Please don't open the box.
 EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE

An Exclamatory sentence makes a statement that

conveys strong emotion or excitement. In reading this
type of sentence, there should be emotion and excitement
too.
Examples:
• I got the concert tickets!
• Fantastic, let's go!
• I hate you!
Type of Sentence Type Punctuation Mark

Declarative
Form a statement, a fact
of opinion (.)

Interrogative
Asks a question (?)
Imperative
Gives commands/order, a
direction or request. (.), (!)

Exclamatory
Makes a statement with
strong feeling (!)
SENTENCES TO IDENTIFY:

1. Samar is known for its

beautiful caves and water
falls.
2. Did the
organization approve
her proposal?
3. It’s a baby
boy!
4. Call the
insurance
agent, please.
5. What harm
did the delay
cause?
6. Most people
do enjoy
taking risks.
7. Keep off
the grass.
Direction: Construct sentences (Declarative, Interrogative,
Imperative, and Exclamatory sentence) out of the picture given.
Write it in a ½ sheet of paper.
Example: Catriona Gray

Declarative: Catriona is Miss Universe.

Interrogative: Is she a beauty queen?

Imperative: Please take a picture of me with her.

Exclamatory: Wow! She is so tall !

PICTURE 1: DANIEL PADILLA
PICTURE 2: GROUP OF FRIENDS HIKING
Think of any topic and write a short essay consisting the four types
of sentences according to use. Write it in a 1 whole sheet of paper.