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Types of sentences | Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative & Exclamatory — Transcript

by Learn Easy English · 143 words · 36 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00There are four types of sentences.
  2. 0:05Declarative sentence.
  3. 0:08Imperative sentence.
  4. 0:12Interrogative sentence.
  5. 0:16Exclamatory sentence.
  6. 0:22Declarative sentence.
  7. 0:25This sentence is a statement that tells
  8. 0:28us something.
  9. 0:30It ends with a full stop.
  10. 0:34For example,
  11. 0:36I went to the shop today.
  12. 0:40My name is Jasmine.
  13. 0:47Imperative sentence.
  14. 0:51This type of sentence tells someone to
  15. 0:54do something. It can be a command or a
  16. 0:57request.
  17. 1:00The sentence ends with a full stop.
  18. 1:05For example,
  19. 1:07please complete your homework for
  20. 1:09tomorrow.
  21. 1:12Go to school now.
  22. 1:19Interrogative sentence.
  23. 1:22This type of sentence asks a question
  24. 1:26and it ends with a question mark.
  25. 1:31For example,
  26. 1:34where do you live?
  27. 1:37What time did you go to the shop?
  28. 1:45Exclamatory sentence.
  29. 1:49This is a type of sentence that shows
  30. 1:51strong feeling.
  31. 1:53It ends with an exclamation mark.
  32. 1:58For example,
  33. 2:01I feel so sad.
  34. 2:05Today is the best day ever.
  35. 3:10[Music]
  36. 3:21[Music]

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