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Let’s go through each sentence one by one and figure out what type it is.

We have four types to choose from:
- Declarative – tells something (ends with a period)
- Imperative – gives a command or request (often starts with a verb, ends with period or exclamation)
- Interrogative – asks a question (ends with a question mark)
- Exclamatory – shows strong feeling (ends with an exclamation point)

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1. “The mouse stole the cheese.”
→ This is telling us something. It’s a statement. Ends with a period.
✔ Declarative

2. “Pick that up.”
→ This is telling someone to do something. A command.
✔ Imperative

3. “Where have you been?”
→ This is asking a question. Ends with a question mark.
✔ Interrogative

4. “What a wild ride!”
→ This shows excitement or surprise. Ends with an exclamation point.
✔ Exclamatory

5. “A storm is coming.”
→ Telling us a fact. Statement. Period at the end.
✔ Declarative

6. “I gave the dog a toy.”
→ Telling what happened. Statement.
✔ Declarative

7. “Who made this?”
→ Asking a question. Question mark.
✔ Interrogative

8. “Do your homework.”
→ Commanding someone to do something.
✔ Imperative

9. “This makes me so angry!”
→ Showing strong emotion. Exclamation point.
✔ Exclamatory

10. “I’ll be on the sofa.”
→ Telling where someone will be. Statement.
✔ Declarative

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Final Answer:
1. declarative
2. imperative
3. interrogative
4. exclamatory
5. declarative
6. declarative
7. interrogative
8. imperative
9. exclamatory
10. declarative