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Kinds of Sentences
English Language Arts, Grade 7
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There
are
four
kinds
of
sentences.
The
first
word
in
any
sentence
must
be
capitalized.
A
sentence
has
a
subject
and
a
verb
that
matches
the
subject.
Declarative
sentences
give
information.
They
declare,
or
make
statements.
They
are
the
most
common
type
of
sentences.
I’ll
turn
14
in
three
weeks.
Imperative
sentences
are
commands
or
polite
requests.
They
always
begin
with
a
verb
or
with
the
word
please.
This
is
the
one
sentence
type
in
which
the
subject
does
not
appear.
The
subject
you
is
understood
but
not
stated.
Don’t
talk
with
your
mouth
full
of
food.
Exclamatory
sentences
show
excitement
or
shouting.
They
end
with
an
exclamation
mark.
These
sentences
are
the
least-often
used
because
too
many
exclamation
marks
reduce
their
effectiveness.
I
can’t
wait
to
go
to
the
concert!
Interrogative
sentences
are
questions.
They
always
end
with
a
question
mark.
They
generally
start
with
a
question
word
such
as
who,
what,
when,
where,
why,
which,
or
how.
They
can
also
begin
with
a
helping
verb.
Who
are
you
talking
to?
What
time
is
the
party
this
Sunday?
When
are
we
going
on
vacation?
Where
did
Doug
put
the
remote
control?
Why
did
he
ask
her
that?
Which
pair
of
boots
do
you
want
to
wear?
How
is
Grandma
feeling?
Is
that
your
missing
sock?
(Is
is
the
helping
verb
for
missing.)
Did
Sam
already
eat
lunch?
(Did
is
the
helping
verb
for
eat.)
The
great
white
shark
is
the
largest
predatory
fish
in
the
world.
Please
pick
up
the
floor.
This
is
my
favorite
ride!
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Kinds
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Read
each
sentence.
Add
the
ending
punctuation
mark.
Then,
identify
the
type
of
sentence.
Use
D
for
declarative,
C
for
command/imperative,
I
for
interrogative,
and
E
for
exclamatory.
_____
1.
Who
made
the
brownies
for
our
bake
sale
___
_____
2.
Stand
under
the
arch
___
_____
3.
Derrick
lost
his
shoe
in
the
swamp
___
_____
4.
The
deadline
is
July
31
___
_____
5.
Turn
off
the
water
while
brushing
your
teeth
___
_____
6.
Please
build
a
fire
___
_____
7.
I
can’t
stand
it
anymore
___
_____
8.
Are
the
raspberries
ready
to
pick
___
_____
9.
The
winter
solstice
is
the
shortest
day
of
the
year
___
_____
10.
Where
should
we
set
up
the
tent
___
_____
11.
Hurry
up,
Tracy
___
_____
12.
We
bought
Dad
a
grill
for
Father’s
day
___
_____
13.
Eat
this
soup
___
_____
14.
That’s
so
gross
___
_____
15.
Will
Tessa
meet
us
at
the
dock
___
I
?
Kinds
of
Sentences
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