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    Here are 3 sentences for each type of sentence: Assertive: The sky is blue. Trees provide oxygen. Water is essential for life. Interrogative: Where did you go last night? What is your name? Why are you late? Exclamatory: What a beautiful view! How delicious this food is! I'm so tired today! Imperative: Please be quiet. Help me with this work. Come here immediately. Negative: I do not have any money. She is unable to walk. We shouldn't go there.

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    Here are 3 sentences for each type of sentence: Assertive: The sky is blue. Trees provide oxygen. Water is essential for life. Interrogative: Where did you go last night? What is your name? Why are you late? Exclamatory: What a beautiful view! How delicious this food is! I'm so tired today! Imperative: Please be quiet. Help me with this work. Come here immediately. Negative: I do not have any money. She is unable to walk. We shouldn't go there.

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    Here are 3 sentences for each type of sentence: Assertive: The sky is blue. Trees provide oxygen. Water is essential for life. Interrogative: Where did you go last night? What is your name? Why are you late? Exclamatory: What a beautiful view! How delicious this food is! I'm so tired today! Imperative: Please be quiet. Help me with this work. Come here immediately. Negative: I do not have any money. She is unable to walk. We shouldn't go there.

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    TYPES OF

    SENTENCES
    Do Now: Make a table in the following format. Fill in the
    columns only when instructed to.

    Name Keyword Example


    ASSERTIVE

    NEGATIVE INTEROGATIVE

    TYPES OF
    SENTENCES

    EXCLAMATOR
    IMPERATIVE Y
    • An assertive sentence is a sentence that states a
    fact.

    • Such sentences are simple statements. They state,


    assert, or declare something.

    • Example:
    Priya is a student. She lives in a big city.
    • Interrogative sentence: A sentence that asks
    a question is called an interrogative
    sentence.

    • Examples:
    What is your name?
    Where do you live?
    Why are you late?
    • Exclamatory sentence is a sentence that expresses
    sudden and strong feelings, such as surprise,
    wonder, pity, sympathy, happiness, or gratitude.

    • Examples:
    What a shame!
    Oh, am I tired!
    Hurrah! We won the game!
    I am glad you came today!
    • Imperative sentence is a sentence which gives a
    command, suggestion, makes a request, or
    expresses a wish.

    • Examples:
    Go to your room. (an order)
    Please lend me your book. (a request)
    Have a good time at the picnic. (a wish)
    I think blue looks better on you. (a suggestion)
    • A negative sentence (or statement) states that something
    is not true or incorrect.

    • A negative adverb has to be added in order to negate


    or “cancel” the validity of the sentence.

    • Example:
    She is not playing.
    We don’t have a pen.
    I shouldn’t play.
    Do Now: Check the table in your notebook now. It should be
    complete and should look something like this:

    Name Keyword Example

    Assertive Sentence State, assert or Priya is a student. She


    declare. lives in a big city.
    Interrogative Sentence Asks a question. What is your name?
    Exclamatory Sentence Sudden or strong What a shame!
    feelings.
    Imperative Sentence Command, Suggestion, Go to your room.
    Request, Wish.
    Negative Sentence Something not true/ She is not playing
    something incorrect/ to
    negate/ to cancel.
    Form one statement for each of the following pictures. State the
    type of sentence. TYPE of sentences cannot be repeated.
    Identify the types of sentence in each of the following:

    1. Please leave your footwear outside.


    2. Will you wait here?
    3. Where have you been all this while?
    4. We will not tolerate this.
    5. I am your friend.
    6. My sister lives in Mexico.
    7. What did you do then?
    8. Be a bit more careful.
    9. Never speak to me like that again.
    10. Always remember what I told you.
    11.The ball rolled slowly into the goal.
    12.Wow! Those fireworks are beautiful!
    13.Let’s not waste our time.
    14.Tomorrow will be a long day for me.
    15.Do not litter.
    DO NOW: Form three sentences each for ALL types of
    sentences we just learnt.

    Rules:

    1. Each sentence should contain at least 3 words.


    2. Each sentence should be your original work.
    3. Each sentence should be grammatically and logically
    correct.

    Time: 10 mins

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