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    The document provides information about different types of sentences: - Declarative sentences make statements. Interrogative sentences ask questions. - Imperative sentences give commands or requests, ending in periods or question marks, such as "Please sit down." or "Don't run." - Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions or feelings, ending with exclamation points, like "Wow, that's amazing!" Examples are given of imperative and exclamatory sentences, and the differences between commands and requests are explained. Students are then asked to identify examples as imperative, exclamatory, commands or requests. The document concludes with assigning English homework.

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    The document provides information about different types of sentences: - Declarative sentences make statements. Interrogative sentences ask questions. - Imperative sentences give commands or requests, ending in periods or question marks, such as "Please sit down." or "Don't run." - Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions or feelings, ending with exclamation points, like "Wow, that's amazing!" Examples are given of imperative and exclamatory sentences, and the differences between commands and requests are explained. Students are then asked to identify examples as imperative, exclamatory, commands or requests. The document concludes with assigning English homework.

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    G2 Imperative Exclamatory Oct 11

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    The document provides information about different types of sentences: - Declarative sentences make statements. Interrogative sentences ask questions. - Imperative sentences give commands or requests, ending in periods or question marks, such as "Please sit down." or "Don't run." - Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions or feelings, ending with exclamation points, like "Wow, that's amazing!" Examples are given of imperative and exclamatory sentences, and the differences between commands and requests are explained. Students are then asked to identify examples as imperative, exclamatory, commands or requests. The document concludes with assigning English homework.

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    Good Afternoon

    October 12, 2021

    Spelling # 6
    1. sky
    2. rabbit
    3. elbow
    4. guava
    5. brother
    Today we are going to learn about
    the types of sentences.

    What is a declarative sentence?

    What is an interrogative sentence?


    Kinds of Sentences
    Imperative and Exclamatory
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES
    .
    ❖ Please close the door ❖ This is so cool!
    when you leave. ❖ Don’t run and slip on
    ❖ Don’t click your the ice!
    fingernails on the desk. ❖ That’s amazing!
    ❖ Don’t run. ❖ Ouch! It hurts!
    ❖ Please take a sit.
    Imperative Sentence
    •gives commands

    •makes a request

    •ends with a period (.) or question

    mark (?)

    Ex: Sit down.


    Please be quiet.
    Command
    •tells someone to do something

    •gives advice or order without using

    polite words

    Ex: Sit down.


    Be quiet.
    Request
    •asks somebody to do something

    •asks permission using polite words

    like please and kindly.

    Ex: Kindly sit down.


    Please be quiet.
    Let’s try it!
    Enter here.

    Command
    Kindly stand up.

    Request
    Throw your garbage.

    Command
    May I please enter here.

    Request
    Exclamatory Sentence
    •expresses strong emotions or feelings
    •ends with an exclamation point(!)

    Example:
    Wow! What a surprise!
    That’s amazing!
    Let’s try it!
    Hey, look out!

    Exclamatory
    Walk slowly and carefully.

    Imperative
    Watch out!

    Exclamatory
    Oh, rain is pouring!

    Exclamatory
    Show me your drawing.

    Imperative
    Come here.

    Imperative
    Wow, this tastes so good!

    Exclamatory
    Please help me find my
    book.

    Imperative
    Assignment (English)

     Answer page 89.

     Do Activity B pages 93-94.

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