Problem Overview:
The task is to identify the type of each sentence provided and label it with the appropriate abbreviation:
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D for Declarative (a statement)
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Im for Imperative (a command)
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In for Interrogative (a question)
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E for Exclamatory (expresses strong feelings)
Solution:
Let's analyze each sentence one by one:
---
#### 1)
My teacher is nice.
- This is a
statement that provides information.
-
Label: D
---
#### 2)
Is my teacher nice?
- This is a
question asking for information.
-
Label: In
---
#### 3)
Eat your vegetables.
- This is a
command instructing someone to do something.
-
Label: Im
---
#### 4)
Your teacher is nice!
- This is an
exclamation expressing strong feelings or emphasis.
-
Label: E
---
#### 5)
The squirrels gather hazelnuts.
- This is a
statement providing information.
-
Label: D
---
#### 6)
Do the squirrels gather hazelnuts?
- This is a
question asking for information.
-
Label: In
---
#### 7)
Gather those hazelnuts.
- This is a
command instructing someone to do something.
-
Label: Im
---
#### 8)
The squirrels gather nuts!
- This is an
exclamation expressing strong feelings or emphasis.
-
Label: E
---
Final Answer:
1.
D
2.
In
3.
Im
4.
E
5.
D
6.
In
7.
Im
8.
E
Boxed Answer:
$$
\boxed{D, \text{In}, \text{Im}, E, D, \text{In}, \text{Im}, E}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of imperative and exclamatory sentences worksheet.
