The Different Jobs of Sentences

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The Different Jobs of Sentences

• Part One Statements and Questions

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How are these people jobs different?

• Doctor
• Teacher
• Construction worker
• mayor

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Sentences have different jobs, too. How are
these sentences different?

• I will go trick-or-treating tonight.
• Are you going trick-or-treating tonight?
• I have a dog named Fred.
• Do you have a dog?

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Impress your friends!

• A sentence that makes a statement is called a
  declarative sentence. A declarative sentence
  ends with a period.
• A sentence that asks a question is called an
  interrogative sentence. An interrogative
  sentence ends with a question mark.

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Name the sentence and add the correct end
punctuation.

• The flight attendant welcomed the passengers
• Have you fastened your seatbelts
• The cars look like ants
• What city is below

• Declarative - period
• Interrogative - question mark
• Declarative - period
• Interrogative - question mark

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Lets Review!

• What is a declarative sentence?
• What punctuation mark is used at the end of a
  declarative sentence?
• What is an interrogative sentence?
• What punctuation mark is used at the end of an
  interrogative sentence?