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    Identify These Sentences As Being Statements or Questions

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    The document discusses how to identify commands and exclamations in sentences. It states that commands tell someone to do something without directly addressing them, and give examples like "Go take a bath". Exclamations show strong feelings like surprise, excitement or anger through capitalization and ending with an exclamation point, such as "What a lovely surprise!". The document provides examples of statements, questions, commands and exclamations to help distinguish between them.

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    The document discusses how to identify commands and exclamations in sentences. It states that commands tell someone to do something without directly addressing them, and give examples like "Go take a bath". Exclamations show strong feelings like surprise, excitement or anger through capitalization and ending with an exclamation point, such as "What a lovely surprise!". The document provides examples of statements, questions, commands and exclamations to help distinguish between them.

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    The document discusses how to identify commands and exclamations in sentences. It states that commands tell someone to do something without directly addressing them, and give examples like "Go take a bath". Exclamations show strong feelings like surprise, excitement or anger through capitalization and ending with an exclamation point, such as "What a lovely surprise!". The document provides examples of statements, questions, commands and exclamations to help distinguish between them.

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    Identify These Sentences As Being Statements or Questions

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    The document discusses how to identify commands and exclamations in sentences. It states that commands tell someone to do something without directly addressing them, and give examples like "Go take a bath". Exclamations show strong feelings like surprise, excitement or anger through capitalization and ending with an exclamation point, such as "What a lovely surprise!". The document provides examples of statements, questions, commands and exclamations to help distinguish between them.

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    LO: To identify commands and exclamations

    Identify these sentences as being statements or


    questions ….

    Do dogs eat ice cream?


    Will Yamato get detention?

    Mr. Owen has a beautiful pink hat.

    Do dogs eat ice cream?


    LO: To identify commands and exclamations

    A command is a sentence that tells someone to do


    something.
    The person being told to do something is you, but
    it is not written.

    Go take a bath.

    Get a pencil.

    Kick the ball hard.


    LO: To identify commands and exclamations

    An exclamation is a sentence that shows surprise


    or strong feelings. It starts with a capital letter and
    ends with an exclamation mark (!)

    Strong feelings can be excitement, anger, fear or


    happiness.

    What a lovely surprise!


    I love my present!

    What a big baby!


    LO: To identify commands and exclamations

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