Types of Sentences
STATEMENTS usually give you information.
Statements contain a noun followed by a verb.
The cat likes to sleep in my bed
The firemen had to put out the huge fire.
Statements always end with a full stop.
QUESTIONS always ask about something.
Most questions start with a question word:
| Who | What | Where | When |
| Why | Which | How |
Other examples of questions:
Do you like to play football?
Are you feeling OK?
Would you like to go to the cinema?
Questions always end with a question mark.
COMMANDS give instructions or orders.
Commands always have a verb in them.
Stop running in the classroom.
Tidy your room now!
Commands can end with a full stop or an exclamation mark.
Using an exclamation mark can show a strong or urgent command.