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    Here are examples of the 4 sentence types: Declarative: The movie started at 7pm. Exclamatory: What an amazing movie! Imperative: Be quiet during the movie. Interrogative: Did you enjoy the movie?

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    Here are examples of the 4 sentence types: Declarative: The movie started at 7pm. Exclamatory: What an amazing movie! Imperative: Be quiet during the movie. Interrogative: Did you enjoy the movie?

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    Here are examples of the 4 sentence types: Declarative: The movie started at 7pm. Exclamatory: What an amazing movie! Imperative: Be quiet during the movie. Interrogative: Did you enjoy the movie?

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    Sentences

    Grade 4
    Starter
    Determine the meaning of the bolded words based on the
    context of the sentences.

    1. The police interrogated the people for clues to solve the


    crime.
    2. John declared that he had the correct answer to the problem.
    3. When she stubbed her toe on the corner, she suddenly
    exclaimed, “Ouch!”
    4. The king issued many imperatives to his subjects.
    Starter
    Determine the meaning of the bolded words based on the
    context of the sentences.

    1. The police interrogated the people for clues to solve the


    crime. (questioned)
    2. John declared that he had the correct answer to the problem.
    (state)
    3. When she stubbed her toe on the corner, she suddenly
    exclaimed, “Ouch!” (express an emotion)
    4. The king issued many imperatives to his subjects. (orders)
    Learning Objectives

     Demonstrate an understanding of the concept by


    naming the sentences and their end marks.
     Give examples for each of the sentence type.
    End Marks
    Three ways to end sentences in English:

    Period/full stop .
    Question ?
    Exclamation Point !
    There are four types of sentences.
    Declarative Sentences

    Make statements and end with periods

    Examples

    Cookies taste good.


    We didn’t get home until late.
    Dolphins can recognize their reflections.
    Exclamatory Sentences

    Excitedly express emotion,


    end with exclamation points

    Examples

    The robber is escaping!


    I can’t believe we won!
    Imperative Sentences
    Give orders, commands and instructions, end with periods or
    exclamation points.

    The subject is always “you” and implied.

    Examples

    Be home by midnight.
    Drop the weapon!
    Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
    Interrogative Sentences
    Ask questions,
    end with question marks.

    Examples

    Are you going home?


    When is the graduation?
    Why didn’t I take notes?
    Write the names of the four types
    of sentences and their end marks
    on a graphic organizer
    Task

    • Give one situation where you would use all four


    types of sentences and give examples.
    Plenary

    Write down 1 example for each of the sentence type.

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