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2. Interrogative Sentences

A sentence that asks a question is called an interrogative sentence. It starts with a
capital letter and ends with a question mark (?).

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Reading Time
Read these sentences.

1. Why are you fighting with your friends?

2. Have you completed your homework?
3. Do you speak English?

4. Do you know how to swim?
5. Will you secure the first position this year?

3. Imperative Sentences

A sentence that expresses order, request, advice or suggestion is called an imperative
sentence. Such a sentence usually begins with a verb.

Reading Time
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Read these sentences.

1. Please write my project.

2. Always respect your elders and teachers.
3. Go and wash your hands.

4. Stop running on the stairs.
5. Please do not shout as the baby is sleeping.

4. Exclamatory Sentences

A sentence that expresses sudden feelings or emotions like joy, sorrow or surprise
is called an exclamatory sentence. It begins with a capital letter and ends with an
exclamatory sign (!).

Reading Time
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Read these sentences.

1. What a mesmerising song!
2. What! Are you sure about this news?

3. Oh! I lost my book.
4. Hurrah! Our team won the gold medal.

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