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Types of Sentences

QuestionAnswer
A ________________ sentence makes a statement. declarative
A _________________ sentence asks a question interrogative
A _______________ sentence shows strong feeling. exclamatory
A _____________ sentence states a command. imperative
What type of sentence: Merlin carried the baby to safety. declarative
What type of sentence: Why did traitors poison the town's wells? interrogative
What type of sentence: Go back and fetch the missing sword. imperative
What type of sentence: Slip the sword into the groove, and pull it out. imperative
What type of sentence: The king was England's bravest ruler! exclamatory
What type of sentence: Who will follow Selene? interrogative
Fragment or Complete: Sarah at the edge of the square. Fragment
Fragment or Complete: The knights fought so bravely! complete
Fragment or Complete: How did Kay treat her dog? complete
Fragment or Complete: The sword out of the stone. fragment
Fragment or Complete: Natalie was trained to be a pilot. complete
Tells what the subject does or is. Simple predicate
Name the simple predicate: This small island is in New York Harbor. is
Name the simple predicate: Samuel Ellis owned the island at one time. owned
Name the simple predicate: The federal government built a fort there in 1811. built
Name the simple predicate: The fort became an immigrant center in 1892. became
Name the simple predicate: Immigrants went there for inspections. went
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