language proficiency

• Interrogative sentences


  Sentences that ask something, usually starting with words like who, what, when, where, why, how, do, did, etc. and ending with a question mark
• Interrogative sentences


  • Who are you?
  • Can you make it?
  • Is she your sister?
• Declarative sentences


  Sentences that state a fact or provide information, ending with a period
• Declarative sentences


  • My name is Lyka.
  • I will be there.
  • She is my sister.
• Imperative sentences


  Sentences that give a command or make a request, can end with a period or exclamation mark
• Imperative sentences


  • Call me Lyka.
  • Finish your food.
  • Please come with me.
• Imperative sentences can be difficult to distinguish from declarative sentences as they can both end with a period
• The intent and purpose of the sentence is the key to identifying whether it is imperative or declarative
• Imperative sentences are used to give commands, make requests or provide instructions
• Declarative sentences are used to state facts or provide information
• Examples of imperative sentences

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• Examples of imperative sentences

  • please come with me now
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• Imperative sentences


  About instructions
• Exclamatory sentences


  Express strong emotion, surprise, excitement, and including attention
• Exclamatory sentences end with an exclamation point
• Exclamatory sentences should be used sparingly
• Examples of exclamatory sentences


  • I hate you!
  • Wow you're here!
• Declarative sentences are statements of information and end with a period
• Interrogative sentences are questions and end with a question mark
• Imperative sentences can end with a period, exclamation point, or no punctuation