Question

1 3. Identify the sentences as imperative or exclamatory sentences and put the right

punctuation mark at the end of the sentence:

i. Please give me your car

ii. Do your exercise properly

iii. What a company to work for

iv. What a beautiful red car

v. Please do not tell the teacher, she will not like this

vi. Wow Look at my ID card

vii. March forward

viii. Be strong enough to take the punishment

ix. Bravo Keep working hard

x. Give me a medal

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Answer 1

1) Please give me your car.

(Imperative sentence - request)

2) Do your exercise properly.

(Imperative sentence)

3) What a company to work for!

( Exclamatory sentence)

4) What a beautiful red car!

(Exclamatory sentence)

5) Please do not tell the teacher, she will not like this.

(Imperative sentence - request)

6) Wow! Look at my ID Card!

(Exclamatory sentence)

7) March forward.

( Imperative sentence - order)

8) Be strong enough to take the punishment.

(Imperative sentence)

9) Bravo! Keep working hard!

(Exclamatory sentence)

10) Give me a medal.

(Imperative sentence)

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Answer 2

Imperative and exclamatory sentences

i. Please give me your car. (Imperative sentence - request)

ii. Do your exercise properly. (Imperative sentence - order)

iii. What a company to work for! (Exclamatory sentence)

iv. What a beautiful red car! (Exclamatory sentence)

v. Please do not tell the teacher, she will not like this. (Imperative sentence - request)

vi. Wow! Look at my ID Card! (Exclamatory sentence)

vii. March forward. (Imperative sentence - order)

viii. Be strong enough to take the punishment. (Imperative sentence - advice)

ix. Bravo! Keep working hard! (Exclamatory sentence)

x. Give me a medal. (Imperative sentence - request)

Explanation:

• An imperative sentence contains an imperative word which can be an adjective or a noun and an imperative mood verb.

1. It conveys the state of the mood verb like command, request, order, forbiddance, invite, instruct or advice.
2. The imperatives are used in a sentence to denote something that is essential, urgent, necessary, or important and also to influence the action of another person.
3. The subject of the sentence is mostly hidden and the second person remains the subject.

• An exclamatory sentence conveys strong emotions, an excited feeling, expresses a declarative sentence forcefully, and ends with an exclamatory (!) punctuation mark.

1. Different emotions like surprise, love, anger, shock, sorrow, etc can be expressed in an exclamatory sentence .