DECLARATIVE AND

INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCES
Mrs. Corrales & Ms. Calderón
WHAT IS A
DECLARATIVE
SENTENCE?
It is a sentence that tells something.
It is also called statement.
It begins with a capital letter and ends with a period (.).

Example:
My classmates are helping me with the work.
Irma and Mario precook the dough for the pizza.
WHAT IS AN
INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE?
It is a sentence that asks something.
It is also called a question.
It begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark (?).

Example:
Did you feed your puppy before coming to school?
What is your pet’s name?
DECLARATIVE OR
INTERROGATIVE
• Where do you put your toys away? ___

• Pablo finished his homework. ___

• My sister has many toys. ___

• Do you like to play with the baby? ___

• What happened to your teddy bear? ___

• She does not like to play with the ball. ___

PERIOD OR
QUESTION MARK
• William left his pencil case at home___

• Does Lucy brush her teeth every day___

• When will you go to my house to play___

• Are you following the instructions___

• Saul has always worked in that farm___

• They are writing nice sentences right now___

YOUR
TURN!
Start practicing these two kinds of sentences.