Question

Read each sentence and add the correct punctuation mark. Then label it; Imperative,

Declarative, Interrogative or Exclamatory.

i. How was your day in school ____ _________________________

ii. Do your assignments in class on time ______ ______________________

iii. Walking up that mountain is dangerous______ ______________________

iv. Who is the most popular singer_______ ________________________

v. You need to get with the program_________ _____________________

vi. Congratulations on your achievement________ ________________________

vii. Can you cancel the concert______ ____________________________

viii. What chapter are we reading_________ ______________________

ix. I’m so excited I passed the test_________ ______________________

x. You should knock the door before coming__________ ________________​

Answer 1

Answer:

I. ? interrogative

II. . imperative

III. . imperative

Iv.? interrogative

v. . declarative

vi. ! exclamatory

vii. ? interrogative

viii. ? interrogative

ix. ! exclamatory

x. . imperative

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Answer 2

Answer:

i)  Interrogative (?)

ii) Imperative (.)

iii) Declarative (.)

iv) Interrogative (?)

v) Imperative (.)

vi) Exclamatory (!)

vii) Interrogative (?)

viii) Interrogative (?)

ix) Exclamatory (!)

x) Imperative (.)        

Explanation:

• In English, punctuation marks are signs or speech marks used to separate different types of sentences.

• The correct, clear and error-free usage of signs such as period(.), question mark(?), exclamatory mark(!), comma(,),  quotation marks(" ") etc. adds emphasis and cadence to the written sentences, making writing easier to read, and more engaging.

We can classify sentences based on the message/information they convey as:

• 1. Imperative: Sentences expressing a demand, order, or instruction. They end with a period (.).

• 2. Declarative: Sentences that convey information, state a fact, or declare a statement. They end with a period (.).

• 3. Interrogative: Sentences that pose a question. They end with a question mark (?).

• 4. Exclamatory: Sentences that convey strong emotions or feelings such as shock, excitement, disappointment, etc. Such sentences end with an exclamation mark (!).

i. How was your day in school?

Since it is an interrogative sentence, a question mark (?) is added to show that it is a question.

ii. Do your assignments in class on time.

Since it is an imperative sentence, a full stop(.) is added to show that it is a statement.

iii. Walking up that mountain is dangerous.

Since it is a declarative sentence, a full stop(.) is added to show that it is a statement.

iv. Who is the most popular singer?

Since it is an interrogative sentence, a question mark(?) is added to indicate that it is a question.

v. You need to get with the program.

Since it is an imperative sentence, a full stop(.) is added to indicate that it is a statement.

vi. Congratulations on your achievement!

Since it is an exclamation sentence, an exclamatory is inserted to indicate that the speaker is excited.

vii. Can you cancel the concert?

A question mark is put to show that it is a question.

Thus, It is an interrogative sentence.

viii. What chapter are we reading?

A question mark is added to show that it is a Wh-question, Thus it is an interrogative sentence.

ix. I’m so excited I passed the test!

An exclamation mark is added to express the speaker's excitement.

Thus, it is an exclamatory sentence.

x. You should knock on the door before coming.

Since it is an imperative sentence, a full stop is added to indicate that it is a statement.

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