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6-4 Kinds of Sentences

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Kinds of Sentences

An exclamatory sentence expresses a strong feeling.
An exclamatory sentence ends with an exclamation point.

Examples:

The chocolate ice cream was delicious!

The rainbow is so beautiful!

 

An imperative sentence gives a command.
An imperative sentence ends with a period.

Examples:

Go to the back of the line.

Bring her the books.

 

Directions: Indicate if the sentence is exclamatory or imperative.
Put the correct punctuation at the end of the sentence.
 
Hand the "G" encyclopedia to me
 
What an incredible sunset
 
What small birds they are
 
Recite the alphabet backwards
 
Pick the apples off the largest tree
 
The pumpkin pie is delicious
 
Write the answer in Spanish
 
That was a great adventure
 
What a wonderful painting
 
What an odd name
 
Ask the physician
 
That's the best cookie I've ever eaten
 
Take a picture of the unusual airplane
 
The diamond is huge
 
Spell the word onomatopoeia

 
 

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