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Quiz sur les types de phrases

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Une phrase exclamative est toujours courte et sans émotion.

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Une phrase exclamative et une phrase interrogative sont les mêmes types de phrase.

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Les phrases interrogatives ne peuvent pas se former sans inversion du sujet.

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Les phrases interrogatives ne peuvent pas se former sans inversion du sujet.

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Une phrase déclarative fait une affirmation.

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Une phrase déclarative fait une affirmation.

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Une phrase déclarative ne peut jamais être écrite avec un point d'exclamation.

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Une phrase impérative donne un ordre ou un conseil.

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Une phrase interrogative pose une question.

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Une phrase impérative indique toujours un sujet explicite 'tu' ou 'vous'.

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Une phrase exclamative exprime une émotion forte.

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On peut former une phrase interrogative en inversant le sujet et le verbe (ou par intonation).

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