Identify the four kind of sentences

Question

Identify if it's declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. Punctuate them correctly.

1. I'm glad to be back

2. Go on and hide behind the door

3. What a clever idea

4. The clock suddenly stop

5. You sound funny

6. Hold the glass carefully

7. Please don't sit on the ledge

8. What can we do

9. What a wonderful view

10. Rinse your hair well when taking a bath

Answer 1

This should help guide your answers:

Declarative: This is simply a statement and is punctuated with a period at the end.

Examples: I read a book. She walked down the street.

Interrogative: An interrogative is a question, and is punctuated with a question mark.

Examples: How are you doing? What is his problem?

Imperative: This is a command or request. Typically it's punctuated with a period.

Examples: Please ask your mother. Come here right now.

Exclamatory: These are statements full of emotion or excitement and are punctuated with an exclamation mark.

Examples: I'm so happy right now! This tastes terrible!