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    The document discusses different parts of a book including the cover, title, author, and publisher. It then explains the concepts of sentences and phrases. Sentences express a complete thought with a capital letter and ending punctuation, and can be declarative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Phrases are groups of words that do not express a complete thought on their own. Examples of each are provided.

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    The document discusses different parts of a book including the cover, title, author, and publisher. It then explains the concepts of sentences and phrases. Sentences express a complete thought with a capital letter and ending punctuation, and can be declarative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Phrases are groups of words that do not express a complete thought on their own. Examples of each are provided.

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    Outer Parts

    of the Book
    COVER
    TITLE
    AUTHO
    R
    PUBLISHER
    SPINE
    Sentence &
    Phrase
    IT’S ANNIE’S BIRTHDAY
    Mom baked a cake.
    The cake looks yummy!
    Why is there a cake today?
    It is Annie’s birthday!
    Mom baked a cake.
    The cake looks yummy!

    Why is there a cake today?

    It is Annie’s Birthday
    SENTENCES
    are group of words
    that expresses a
    complete thought.
    SENTENCES
    -starts with a capital
    letter.
    Mom baked a cake.
    The cake looks yummy!

    Why is there a cake today?

    It is Annie’s Birthday
    SENTENCES
    -ends with a
    punctuation mark.
    Mom baked a cake.
    The cake looks yummy!

    Why is there a cake today?

    It is Annie’s Birthday!
    Telling or Declarative
    -It tells or explains
    something.
    Mom baked a cake.
    Asking or Interrogative
    -It asks a question

    Why is there a cake


    today?
    Exclaiming Sentence
    -It shows strong feeling
    The cake looks yummy!

    It is Annie’s Birthday!
    Phrases
    -group of words that
    has an incomplete
    thought.
    bakes cookies
    the children
    reading books
    Elsa goes to school.
    S
    notebook and pencil
    P
    1. I have a pet.
    2. Do you like ice cream?
    3. on the fan
    4. the pot
    5. The cat likes to play.
    4. the pot
    5. The cat likes to
    play.

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