KINDS OF SENTENCES

BY: NATHEL A. BARTOLOME

Master Teacher I
 CLASS RULES

1. Listen to the teacher.

2. Raise your hand if you want to recite and
do not say maam.
3. Do not talk with your seatmates.
4. Participate in the discussion.
5. Actively cooperate in group activities.
Review:

Tell whether this

group of words are
sentences or phrases
I am a grade 3 pupil at Ortiz-
Saranay Elementary School.
What is your name?
fat and pretty
Ouch, the pan is too hot!
a white cat
Good Job!
Listen to a Dialogue:

“MY FIRST DAY IN SCHOOL”

Gretchen: Hi there! What’s your name? Are you a new
student here?
Viene: Hello, I am Viene. Yes, I am a transferee here
from Ifugao. What’s your name?
Gretchen: Wow, my mom is also from Ifugao! I am
Gretchen by the way.
Viene: That’s really nice. May I sit beside you?
Gretchen: of course you may. This is still empty.
Viene: Thank you!
Gretchen: Viene, kindly put your bag on your side. Our
classmate might play on your bag.
Viene: Oh, Im sorry. Thank you for reminding me.
Gretchen: You are welcome.
Answer the following Questions:

1. Who are the characters in the dialogue?

2. Where is the setting of the dialogue?
3. What did Gretchen do when she saw someone new
in their school?
4. What characteristic did she show?
5. How do you describe Viene?
6. Do you think they became friends at the end? Why?
7. Do you want to be like them? Why?
 Four Kinds of Sentences:

1. Declarative sentence- tell about something and gives

us information. It normally ends with a period.

Example: Lualhati is playing at the park.

Yes, I am a transferee from Ifugao.

This sit is still empty.

Our classmates may trip on your bag.

 Four Kinds of Sentences:

2. Interrogative sentence- ask a question. It always

ends with a question mark.

Example: Do you play basketball?.

What is your name?

Are you a new student here?

May I sit beside you?

 Four Kinds of Sentences:

3. Imperative sentence- gives a command or request. It

ends with a period.

Example: Get your pen and paper.

Please open the door quickly.

Give me a glass of water.

Viene, kindly put your bag on your side.

 Four Kinds of Sentences:

4. Exclamatory sentence- it expresses a strong feeling.

It always end with an exclamation point.

Example: John Mark run, there is a snake!

Yehey, I won the race!

Oh, the house is burning!

 “RAISE ME UP”

Direction: You will be using your show me up

board in this game. I am going to flash sentences
on the tv screen, as I flash them identify what kind
of sentences they are. Write D on your show me up
board if the sentence is Declarative, I if it is
Interrogative, R if it is Imperative, and E if the
sentence is Exclamatory
1. Are you done answering the activities?
2. Please listen to me.
3. Kate wants to be a teacher someday.
4. Ouch, I have cut my chin!
5.Where are you going mama?
THAT’S AWESOME!
 Group Work Activity

Group 1- Create a short dialogue using the kind of

sentences about this situation: You feel extremely happy
about winning the contest. Tell that to your mother.

Group 2- Put the correct punctuation mark of the

following sentences.

Group 3- Draw a puppy. Write a sentence about your

drawing using the different kind of sentences
 Create a short dialogue about the situation below:

At home your brother always opens the faucet and plays with the water. You
want to tell your brother to turn off the faucet to lessen the P1,000.00 monthly
water bill of your family. What will you say to your brother?

You: ______________________________________________

______________________________________________
 Let’s try to remember:

What are the four kinds of sentences?

What is a declarative sentence? Give example.

What is an Interrogative sentence? Give example.

What is an Imperative sentence? Give example.

What is an exclamatory sentence? Give example.

1. Wow, your dress is elegant!
A. Declarative b. Interrogative c. Imperative d.
Exclamatory
2. Wash your hands properly.
a. Declarative b. Interrogative c. Imperative d.
Exclamatory
3. I play with my sister after my class.
a. Declarative b. Interrogative c. Imperative d.
Exclamatory
4. When is your birthday?
a. Declarative b. Interrogative c. Imperative d.
Exclamatory
5. My family always pray before we eat.
a. Declarative b. Interrogative c. Imperative d.
THANK YOU!