Look at these group of words

1. sweet oranges

2. like sweet oranges

3. like I sweet oranges

4. I like to eat sweet oranges.

 What is a Sentence?
•A sentence is a group of words
that makes a complete sense
and begins with capital letter
and ends with a full stop.
1.The sun rises in the east.

2.Please keep your camera on.

3.Are you excited for the class?

4.Oh! I enjoyed today’s class.

 Kinds
of
Sentences
List down sentences from the picture.

1. There is a rainbow in the sky.

2. There is a sun in the picture.
3. The birds are flying in the sky.
DECLARATIVE SENTENCES
•It makes statement or gives
information and ends with a full stop.
•For e.g.- Rahul is an intelligent boy.

I made spaghetti for dinner.

 Look at the following sentences.
1.Please complete your homework for tomorrow.
2.Put the key in the drover.
3.Wait for me.
4.Get out of the class.
5.Work hard.
IMPERATIVE SENTENCES
•It gives command or ask for a request
and ends with a period.
•For e.g.- Could you help me find my shoes?
Don’t sit there.
Frame 2 questions based on the picture.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
•It asks a Question and ends with a
Question mark(?)
•For e.g.- Do elephants eat pizza?

What kind of sentence will we learn next?

Look at the following sentences.
EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES
• It expresses strong emotions or feelings
and ends with an exclamation mark(!)
• For e.g.- Oh! What a beautiful day it is.

Hurrah! We won the match.

Exclamation
Question

Statement
Command
Rose is a beautiful flower.
-Declarative
Don’t pluck the rose flowers.
-Imperative
How many colours of roses have you

seen? - Interrogative
What a beautiful flower rose is!
- Exclamatory
1.
The lion lives in a forest.
-Declarative
Cage the wild lion.-Imperative

Does the lion live in the forest?

- Interrogative

How fearsome this lion is!

- Exclamatory
The sun rises in the east. – Declarative

Look at the rising sun. - Imperative

Does the sun rise in the east?-

Interrogative

What a lovely sunrise it is! - Exclamatory