Types of Sentences: Declarative and Interrogative

Types of Sentences Declarative.and Interrogative? -Also Known As- Statements. andQuestions? By: Sydnie (McLendon) Bill ELEM 3250

Declarative Sentences: “I declare war.”- This card game helps us find the meaning of “declare.” When you say those words as the player, it means you are going to lay down your cards. Like in the game, declarative is just simply a statement of what is happening, has happened, or what will happen. Declarative Sentences are sentences in the form of a statement. ,[object Object]

They state a fact.,[object Object]

D E C L A R A T I V E Let’s shuffle our deck, and find some Declarative Sentences! *Hannah Montana sings a lot of songs. (Declarative sentences state facts.) *Jordan went to the store, and bought a candy bar. (Declarative sentences tell what has happened.) *It is raining, so we will not go outside to play. (Declarative sentences tell what is happening.) ,[object Object],(Declarative sentences tell what will happen.) S E N T E N C E S

Now, let’s be DECTECTIVES, and check out some clues to finding Interrogative Sentences! ,[object Object], (Interrogative sentences are “how” sentences.) *Why did you leave your books on the floor? (Interrogative sentences are “why” sentences.) *Which way did the dog run? (Interrogative sentences are “which” sentences.) *Where are my glasses? (Interrogative sentences are “where” sentences.) *What happened at the end of the book? (Interrogative sentences are “what” sentences.) *Who wants to go get ice cream? (Interrogative sentences are “who” sentences.) *When are we going to the park? (Interrogative sentences are “when” sentences.)

Which type of sentence makes a statement? A. Imperative B. Interrogative C. Declarative

Identify the type of sentence: “How many tulip bulbs will we plant outside?” A. Declarative B. Interrogative C. Exclamatory

Let’s Review! Declarative Sentences are statements, and always end in a period. Remember our card game “I declare war.” Interrogative Sentencesask a question, and always end in a question mark. Remember, we are detectives “interrogating” our suspect.

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