Types of Sentences Exit Slip by Debbie Pavlowski

Name

dpavlowski — 2024-02-20 02:19:19 UTC

Declarative (statement): The dog is joyfully sprinting across the open field, its fur flowing in the wind.
Interrogative (question): Did the dog just spot something interesting in the distance?
Imperative (command): Capture the moment by taking a photo of the dog in full stride.
Exclamatory (expresses strong feelings): Wow, that dog is absolutely adorable with its floppy ears and wagging tail!

Directions

dpavlowski — 2024-02-20 02:36:37 UTC

1. Search for a picture (not a gif)

2. Complete the assignment by writing one declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentence related to your selected picture.

3. Each sentence needs to be at least seven or more words.

4. Provide the correct punctuation for each sentence.

Lidia

27lidiag — 2024-02-26 17:44:20 UTC

Declarative: A lonely, cold, sad rat sitting by the wall of an alleyway.
Interrogative: Did she just spot a cat? what will she do?
Imperative: Seeing another rat in the corner, the rat mouths "come over here and I will help you escape the cat."
Exclamatory: Trying to be sneaky going over the corner the cat spots her!
Extra: Dashing over to the corner she see's a door by the rat in the corner, both of them dash though trying to live another day. The rat explains this cat is a stray and comes here every day at the same time.

Kristian Szynalik

27kristians — 2024-02-26 17:44:23 UTC

1. Declarative the soccer player is dibbling across the crowded field, his hair is flying cause he's really fast.

2. Interrogative Did the soccer player just dribble past these players ?

3. Imperative You must score a goal or i'm signing you out of soccer

4. Exclamatory That soccer player is really good at dribbling with the ball past these players !

Benjamin

27benjaminm — 2024-02-26 17:44:28 UTC

Declarative
The happy cat has just done a trick, and has been rewarded with a treat.
Interrogative
What trick has the cat done to impress his owners?
Imperative
Please give the happy cat another treat.
Exclamatory
The happy cat is making a very funny face!

Katie

2024-02-26 17:44:32 UTC

1. Declarative

(statement)

The dog is exhausted, tired, floppy,and laying in the dog park.

2.Interrogative

(question) Can u please take the dog to the vet he isn't feeling well?

3.Imperative

(command)

"Go and wait outside." said the veterinarian.

4.Exclamatory

(expresses)

"No don't let me wait outside please its so cold!"said the dog sitter.

Charlie

27charlesp — 2024-02-26 17:44:43 UTC

Declarative (statement) : Those hot dogs are calling my name. I can't wait to eat those hot dogs.
Interrogative (question) : Are those hot dogs grilled? If they are I will gobble them up!
Imperative (command) : GET ME THOSE HOT DOGS ALREADY!!!! I have been waiting forever!
Exclamatory (expresses strong feelings) : I am starving give me those hot dogs now!

Mark M

27markm — 2024-02-26 17:45:22 UTC

Declarative: Saturn is the second biggest planet in the solar system.
Interrogative: What is it like inside Saturn?
Imperative: You need to capture the photo of Saturn immediately.
Exclamatory: Look at Saturn's rings, they are magnificent!

Brynn

2024-02-26 17:45:30 UTC

Declarative : A lazy orange cat soaking out some sun and napping.

Interrogative : Is the cat tanning or laying maybe hes trying to be orange for the winter

Imperative : Take a photo of the cat so we can post this for others to see.

Exclamatory : This cat is super funny tanning and laying around!

Taylor

27taylory1 — 2024-02-26 17:46:35 UTC

1.Declarative: The rat cheerfully crawls around on the ground.

2. Interrogative: Is the rat hungry because there is food right there?

3. Imperative: Go grab that rat and bring it to me.

4. Exclamatory: I love rats and there is one right there!!!!

Fiona

27fionac — 2024-02-26 17:47:10 UTC

The timid fox cub peeked out of the bushes.
How is it possible for that little fox to be so cute?
Someone make a stuffed animal based off of that fox!
AWWWWW the fox is sooooooo soooooo cute!

Phillip

27phillipm — 2024-02-26 17:47:13 UTC

Declarative
He will definitely hit this ball with ease.
Interrogative
How did he hit the ball with such power.
Imperative
His balance is really good compared to mine.
Exclamatory
He is TOTALLY GOING TO HIT THIS BALL!

Helena

27helenas2 — 2024-02-26 17:47:22 UTC

Declarative : The bee loves to pollinate pretty roses.
Interrogative : How old are the bee and her friends ?
Imperative: Go help the bee, he's stuck in between the plants !
Exclamatory: I love how cute the bee is when he buzzes around!

Aarushi

27aarushis — 2024-02-26 17:47:26 UTC

DECLARATIVE Olivia finally starts to understand the concept because Mr. Williams is showing her how to do the assignment.
INTERROGATIVE What question did Olivia have about her assignment?

IMPERATIVE Olivia said, "Help me with this problem Mr. Williams, now. "
EXCLAMATORY Olivia finally understands the assignment, and is overjoyed with excitement!

Patryk Wojciak

2024-02-26 17:47:37 UTC

Declarative: He just scored a very good goal.
Interrogative: Did he just touch the ball with his hand?
Imperative: You must score a goal right now because then I will be mad.
Exclamatory: I am so happy my team finally scored!

Savannah

27savannahh — 2024-02-26 17:47:43 UTC

Declarative:

Lizzy was outside reading a book and she saw a little cicada.

interrogative:

Lizzy picked the little cicada up right when she heard the door open "Lizzy what are you doing out here?" said mom.

imperative:

"i'm outside looking for bugs mom!" said Lizzy.

exclamatory:

"well come in for dinner soon!" said mom "ok" said Lizzy, right as Lizzy's mom went back inside Lizzy put the cicada on an old pine tree and left to go inside her house.

Luke

27lukew — 2024-02-26 17:47:46 UTC

I would love to pet that duck.
Why is that duck in the middle of a parking lot?
Get over here you fluffy little duck!
Please duck I want to pet you!

Jelena

27jelenab — 2024-02-26 17:47:56 UTC

1. Declarative [statement]

The ballerina is very graceful when she is dancing.

2. Interrogative [question]

Is it hard to dance in point shoes and does it hurt your feet?

3. Imperative [command]

Go to dance class right now or I will sign you out of dance.

4. Exclamatory [expresses]

I love your dance it is so beautiful I can't wait to see you perform!

Nathan Clarke

2024-02-26 17:48:00 UTC

Declarative The soccer player sprints to the goal with the ball.
Interrogative Messi or Ronaldo who is better at soccer?
Imperative Cristiano pass the soccer ball to me.
Exclamatory Cristiano Dos Santos Aveiro scored a goal!

Nathan Tang

27nathant — 2024-02-26 17:48:01 UTC

Declarative (statement) : The shark is cutting through the water like a knife cutting melted butter.
Interrogative (question) : Is that a Great White Shark's fin sticking out of the water?
Imperative (command) : Slowly get out of the water to avoid aggravating the shark.
Exclamatory (expresses strong feelings) : Run for your lives! There is a shark in the water!

Henry

henbombadams_richkid — 2024-02-27 17:06:25 UTC

Declarative: The penguins are staring into the distance of the icy wasteland.
Interrogative: What are the penguins looking at that is in the distance?
Imperative: Take a photo of the penguins staring in the distance.
Exclamatory: These penguins are super cute and very furry!