This worksheet explains the four different types of sentences in English. Here is a simple breakdown of what each one means, based on the information provided:
1. Declarative Sentence
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What it does: It makes a statement or tells you something.
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Punctuation: It ends with a period (.).
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Example from sheet: "The dog is sleeping."
2. Interrogative Sentence
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What it does: It asks a question.
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Punctuation: It ends with a question mark (?).
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Example from sheet: "Did the dog eat the bone?"
3. Exclamatory Sentence
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What it does: It shows strong feeling or excitement.
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Punctuation: It ends with an exclamation point (!).
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Example from sheet: "How funny the dog looks!"
4. Imperative Sentence
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What it does: It gives a command or makes a request.
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Punctuation: It usually ends with a period (.), but can use an exclamation point if it is urgent.
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Example from sheet: "Please feed the dog."
Final Answer:
The image provides definitions and examples for four types of sentences:
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Declarative: A statement ending with a period (e.g., "The dog is sleeping.").
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Interrogative: A question ending with a question mark (e.g., "Did the dog eat the bone?").
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Exclamatory: Strong emotion ending with an exclamation point (e.g., "How funny the dog looks!").
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Imperative: A command or request ending with a period (e.g., "Please feed the dog.").
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