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charter 3

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Sentence

Sentence . What is a sentence ?. Sentence . Sentence is a group of related words which has subject , verb , object and complete meaning is called a sentence . Ex: I read a book every day . . How many kinds of sentences do we have ?. We have the following sentences in English language .

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Chapter 4 Syntax

Chapter 4 Syntax. 4.1 Introduction Syntax: study of the internal structures of sentence and the rules for the combination of words (1)a.The hunter fears the cries of the blackbirds. b. The blackbirds fear the cries of the hunter. (2)a. Jack looked up the word..

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LEL 1

LEL 1. Syntax 7: Auxiliaries in English and sentence structure. Outline. Sentences cannot always be equated with VPs. Sentences with an auxiliary verb must contain more structure. Auxiliary verbs and main verbs in English are in different positions in the sentence structure.

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Chapter 14: Punctuation

Chapter 14: Punctuation. By: KATIE AND RENEE WOOHOOO??. End Punctuation. Declarative sentences end with a (.) period Interrogative sentences end with a (?) question mark Exclamatory sentences end with a (!) exclamation point

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Grammar for Grade 9

Grammar for Grade 9. Episode IV: Clauses and Sentence Structure. Four Types of Sentences. There are four types of sentences: Declarative sentences, or statements Interrogative sentences, or questions Imperative sentences, or commands Exclamatory sentences, or exclamations.

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SOME ANY MUCH MANY

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Presented By:- Baljinder Kaur

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Four Sentence Types

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Sentences

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Rikki- Tikki -Types of Sentences

Rikki- Tikki -Types of Sentences. 7 th and 8 th Grade ELA. Essential Questions. How do punctuation and sentence mood convey meaning to the reader? What are indicative, imperative, and interrogative sentences?. Think-Pair-Share. What feeling does this emoji convey?.

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INFINITIVE vs GERUND

INFINITIVE vs GERUND. Only Gerund is used. With the verbs and verbal phrases : to avoid to recall/ to recollect to burst out to resent

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SENTENCES UNIT

SENTENCES UNIT. DECLARATIVE, INTERROGATIVE and Exclamatory SENTENCES. DECLARATIVE SENTENCES Always make a statement and end in a period. I will study for my English quiz when I get home from school. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES Always asks a question and ends in a question mark.

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4 Kinds of sentences

4 Kinds of sentences. A declarative sentence makes a statement . It ends in a period . ( EXAMPLE: My car is black.) An interrogative sentence asks a question . It ends with a question mark . (EXAMPLE: What time is it?) An imperative sentence gives a command or

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Four Types of Sentences and their Punctuation Marks

Four Types of Sentences and their Punctuation Marks. Statement. A statement is a sentence that simply gives information. It ends with a period . We call these declarative sentences. My teacher is Mr. Gonzalez. I live in Washington. Yesterday my mom went to the store. Question.

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Hoosiers, Daddy

Hoosiers, Daddy. 1. Paragraph 2 contains which of the following? A. anaphora B. asyndeton C. allusion D. metonymy E. polysyndeton. 2. . The second sentence in paragraph three is an example of which of the following: A. simple B. compound C. interrogative D. compound-complex

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Grammar Point

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Four Kinds of Sentences

Four Kinds of Sentences. There are four kinds of sentences we may use when we write. They are: Declarative Sentences Interrogative Sentences Imperative Sentences Exclamatory Sentences. Four Kinds of Sentences. 1. Declarative- (.) makes a statement 2. Interrogative- (?)

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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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