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Sentence Type Quiz

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Identify sentence types

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Identify sentence types

by BADILLO GAONA JUAN MANUEL (DOCENTE PLANTEL 35 VIZARRON)
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She loves reading novels.

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Where are you going this evening?

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Close the door behind you.

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What a beautiful sunset!

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The train arrives at five.

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Did you finish your homework?

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Please pass the salt.

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What a remarkable achievement!

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They are playing in the park.

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How amazing this vacation is!

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Declarative sentences state a fact or opinion.

Interrogatives ask questions and end with '?'.

Imperatives give commands or requests.

Exclamatives express strong emotion and end with '!'.

A simple statement of fact or opinion.

Questions form interrogatives, ending with '?'.

Polite requests use the imperative mood.

Expresses strong feeling rather than a question or command.

States a fact about what they are doing.

Exclamatives convey strong emotion or emphasis.

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