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U9 L2 SENTENCE TYPES: DECLARATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE
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- 1abstractExpressing a quality or idea rather than a particular object.
- 2auxiliary verbHelping verb; verb used to form the tense of other verbs.
- 3Declarative sentencesdeclare. They may tell, explain, state, describe, define, or illustrate.
- 4Declarative SentenceIn most examples of written English, half or more of the sentences are declarative.
- 5Interrogative sentencesusually do not follow a simple subject-verb pattern. A question may begin with an interrogative pronoun: who, which, or what.
- 6Example:Who left this chair in the aisle?
- 7Interrogative sentencesmay also begin with adverbs, such as what, where, when, or how.
- 8Example:How do you know?
- 9auxiliary verbs:
- 10Examples:Should I go with you?
Did you finish?
Is Sharon going with us? - 11Notice that...In a question that begins with an auxiliary verb, the main verb and its helper are split or divided by a noun or a pronoun (the subject).
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- 6th grade Language Flashcards on U9 L2 SENTENCE TYPES: DECLARATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE, created by Payton Pye on 29/07/2020.
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