LESSON – 6

                                 KINDS OF SENTENCES:

         

There are four kinds of
sentences.  Each kind expresses a
complete thought and each kind needs a specific end punctuation.   Here
are the rules and examples.

Kind-1 :  Declarative Sentence

          A declarative sentence tells something.  It ends with a full stop (.).

          Examples:  Tomorrow
is a holiday.

                         Ronald
took his laptop on the trip.

Kind-2:  Interrogative Sentence

An
interrogative sentence asks a question. 
It ends with a question      mark
(?).

          Examples:  Where did
you go?

                             Which
book are you reading?

Kind- 3:  Imperative Sentence

          An imperative sentence requests, instructs, or orders.  It usually ends with a full stop (.). When an
imperative sentence shows strong feeling, it ends with an exclamation point
(!).

          Examples: Get out of here!

                          Open
the front door.

Kind – 4: Exclamatory
Sentence:

          An exclamatory sentence expresses strong feelings such as
sorrow, joy, surprise, or anger.  It ends
with an exclamation point (!).

          Examples:  What a
surprise this is!

                             How awful!

IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
SENTENCES:

1.    
Turn off the
lights, please

2.    
What happened

3.    
I am tired

4.    
Try these new
dessert

5.    
Bravo