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Then write D, Imp, Int, or E on the lines.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n\n1. Do you pick up your pizza or eat it with a fork?  \n2. Put your hands up if you love brussel sprouts!  \n3. Can you dance better than your dad?  \n4. I’d like to live in Antarctica.  \n5. My dog loves mustard!  \n6. Make the silliest face that you can!  \n7. Why is there a chicken on the Moon?  \n8. Please stop.  \n9. Can you touch your nose with your tongue?  \n10. That dog is wearing sunglasses!  \n11. I forgot my backpack at home.  \n12. Eat your vegetables.  \nNow it’s your turn! Write two sentences of your choice, and then classify each one as declarative (D), imperative (Imp), interrogative (Int) or exclamatory (E) .  \n__________  \n__________  \n1.  \n2.  \n_____________________________________________________________________  \n_____________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n\n| Int |\n| --- |\n| D |\n| E |\n| Imp |\n| Int |\n| Imp |\n| Int |\n| E |\n| D |\n| Imp |\n\nImp  \nInt  \n1. Do you pick up your pizza or eat it with a fork?  \n2. Put your hands up if you love brussel sprouts!  \n3. Can you dance better than your dad?  \n4. I’d like to live in Antarctica.  \n5. My dog loves mustard!  \n6. Make the silliest face that you can!  \n7. Why is there a chicken on the Moon?  \n8. Please stop.  \n9. Can you touch your nose with your tongue?  \n10. That dog is wearing sunglasses!  \n11. I forgot my backpack at home.  \n12. 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