Kinds of Sentences-Part 2

Exclamatory and Imperative Notes

The main difference between exclamatory and imperative is that exclamatory is said in a loud, excited way usually expressing some sort of feeling.

Imperative sentences are telling someone to do something. If "please" is in the sentence, the sentence problbly should end woth a period instead of am exclamation mark.

Oh my, that sounded just like an owl screeching
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Please be careful over there
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Sit down next to me on the bench
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Yikes, there's a cat peering in that window
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Reach into this bowl
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Oh, something cold and slimy is in there
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
How awful it feels
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Please say what this is
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Turn the lights on
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)
Please look in the bowl
1. imperative (.)
2. exclamatory (.)
3. imperative (!)
4. exclamatory (!)

Kinds of Sentences-Part 2

What type of sentence is it?

Exclamatory and Imperative Notes