identifying and punctuating Flashcards

1
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What are the four types of sentences?

A
  1. declarative sentences
  2. interrogative sentences
  3. imperative sentences
  4. exclamatory sentences
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_________ sentence asks a question. This type of sentence often begins with who, what, where, when, why, how, or do, and it ends with a question mark.

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interrogative sentence

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________ sentence simply makes a statement or expresses an opinion. In other words, it makes a declaration. This kind of sentence ends with a period.

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Declarative sentence

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_________ is a sentence that expresses great emotion such as excitement, surprise, happiness and anger, and ends with an exclamation point.

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exclamatory sentence

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________ sentences gives a command or makes a request. It usually ends with a period but can, under certain circumstances, end with an exclamation point.

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imperative sentence

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DIRECTIONS FOR Q6-Q15: Identify and label each sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory

Where is my shovel?

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interrogative sentence

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7
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I want to be a good writer.

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declarative sentence

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8
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When are you going to turn in your writing assignment?

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interrogative sentence

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9
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I got an A on my book report!

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exclamatory sentence

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10
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My friend is a really good writer.

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declarative sentence

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11
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Please sit down.

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imperative sentence

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12
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Do you know what the weather will be tomorrow?

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interrogative sentence

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13
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I need you to sit down now!

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imperative sentence

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14
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It is too dangerous to climb that mountain!

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exclamatory sentence

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DIRECTIONS FOR Q15-Q25: 1.) Please put the correct punctuation on the following sentences. Punctuation means periods, exclamation points, and question marks. 2.) Determine or identify the type of sentence used in each question.

Maria is a student at our school _______

A
  1. ) period/full stop

2. ) Declarative sentence

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16
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Who is your teacher __________

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  1. ) question mark

2. ) interrogative sentence

17
Q

What a wonderful book __________

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  1. ) exclamation mark

2. ) exclamatory sentence

18
Q

Yes, that was our teacher

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  1. ) exclamation mark

2. ) exclamatory sentence

19
Q

Can you please pass the salt

A
  1. ) question mark

2. ) interrogative sentence

20
Q

This classroom is green

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  1. ) period/full stop

2. ) Declarative sentence

21
Q

Who is the principal of your school

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  1. ) question mark

2. ) Interrogative sentence

22
Q

Wow, you did a great job

A
  1. ) exclamation mark

2. ) exclamatory sentence

23
Q

What a beautiful day

A
  1. ) exclamation mark

2. ) exclamatory sentence

24
Q

Computers are a great way to learn

A
  1. ) period/full stop

2. ) Declarative sentence

25
Q

a. Water the plants ___

b. Water the plants ___

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  1. a. period/full stop
  2. b. exclamation mark
  3. Imperative sentences
26
Q

My mother makes delicious cookies

A
  1. ) period/full stop

2. ) Declarative sentence

27
Q

Bring me that file

A
  1. period/full stop

2. Imperative sentences

28
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Go at once

A
  1. period/full stop

2. Imperative sentences

29
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Sit down

A
  1. period/full stop

2. Imperative sentences

30
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I have lost my way

A
  1. ) period/full stop

2. ) Declarative sentence