What Will You Say?

Your mother asked you, “What’s

the weather like today?”

What will you say?

Your mother thought that it would
be nice to go to the beach today.
You were excited but you don’t
know what to bring to the beach.

What will you say?

 You’re done preparing
with your things but your sister is still
in her room. It’s time to go to the
beach.

What will you say?

You finally arrived at the beach and
excitedly went to the shore.
Unfortunately, you stumbled upon
a big stone and got hurt.

What will you say?

Today is sunny day.
What should I bring,
Mom?
Hurry up! It’s time to go
now.
Ouch, that hurts!
 Kinds of Sentences
According to Use/Purpose
*Sentence
- group of words that expresses a
complete thought
- contains a subject and a verb
*Fragment
- group of words that does not have a
complete thought or idea
- does not contain a subject and a verb
A. I want that shoes.
B. the man
C. Ana cooked dinner.
D. Let’s eat.
E. swim with
Kinds of Sentences According to Use/Purpose

1. Declarative Sentence - states a fact or an

opinion. It ends with a period (.).

Examples:
- We went to Sumilon Island after the whale
watching.
- It’s a beautiful island.
Kinds of Sentences According to Use/Purpose

2. Interrogative sentence- asks a question. It

ends with a question mark (?).

Examples:
- How are you?
- Did you go swimming?
Kinds of Sentences According to Use/Purpose

3. Imperative sentence- sentence that commands

or requests. It ends with a period (.) or a
question mark (?).
Examples:
- Please watch “I Love You Goodbye” with
me. (request)
- Tell me about the conventions of films.
(command)
Kinds of Sentences According to Use/Purpose

4. Exclamatory sentence- expresses a strong or a

sudden emotion or feeling. It ends with an
exclamation point (!).

Examples:
- That was scary!
- Wow! The movie was fantastic!