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    Ampayon, Butuan City 8600, Philippines

    URL: www.carsu.edu.ph
    Ampayon, Butuan City 8600, Philippines
    URL: www.carsu.edu.ph

    TYPES OF
    SENTENCE

    EEP 1 ENGLISH FOR TERTIARY STUDIES


    WHAT IS SENTENCE?
    A sentence is a word or group of
    words expressing a complete
    thought.
    • Eat! (The subject is ‘You’; implied or
    indirect)
    • Tim went downtown to buy a bottle of
    laksoy.
    TYPES OF SENTENCE
    As to functions or purpose in an
    utterance or any mode, there are
    four (4) basic types of sentence
    in the English language:
    declarative, interrogative,
    imperative and exclamatory.
    TYPES OF SENTENCE
    A declarative sentence states a fact or
    general truth. It ends with a period.

    • They flock to the boodle fight happening in


    the barangay court.
    • Rita is allergic to prawns and crabs.
    • I like Filipino cuisine.
    TYPES OF SENTENCE
    An interrogative sentence asks a
    question, ending with a question mark.

    • Can you hand in this food to Ora?


    • How did you know that lechon kawali
    is my favorite?
    • Who’s with you going to the fiesta?
    TYPES OF SENTENCE
    An imperative sentence expresses
    command, or request.

    • Bring this chicken to boil.


    • Give me the laddle.
    • Take all the leftovers home.
    TYPES OF SENTENCE
    An exclamatory sentence expresses
    strong feeling or emotion. It ends with
    an exclamation point.

    • This is delicious!
    • What a cuisine!
    • Let’s dig in!
    LET’S PRACTICE
    • This is awesome!
    EXCLAMATORY

    • Can you stay with me for an hour?


    INTERROGATIVE
    LET’S PRACTICE
    • Are you mad at me?
    INTERROGATIVE

    • Manila is the capital of the Philippines.


    DECLARATIVE
    LET’S PRACTICE
    • Take me to your heart.
    IMPERATIVE

    • Run.
    IMPERATIVE
    ASSESSMENT

    Answer the Gap Filling worksheet


    provided to you by your instructor via
    Masao LMS. In this assessment, you
    are going to identify what types of
    sentence as to functions are the
    sentences provided. Good luck!
    REFERENCE

    EEP 1 Learning Guide (2019).


    Department of Communication and
    Humanities, College of Humanities and
    Social Sciences, Caraga State University.
    Butuan City.
    Ampayon, Butuan City 8600, Philippines
    URL: www.carsu.edu.ph

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