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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. What’s your name?  \n2. Clean your room.  \n3. I wish we had three-day weekends.  \n4. Woot woot, I made the soccer team!  \n5. Buckle your seatbelt.  \n6. Are you going to Perry’s birthday party this afternoon?  \n7. My name is Mary Alice Kathryn Mariah Smith.  \n8. Call me later.  \n9. Yes, it’s taco day in the cafeteria!  \n10. I had a dream that there’s a magic portal in my closet.  \n11. I love that book series!  \n12. His feet are bigger than anyone else I know.  \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 Int  1. What’s your name?  \n Imp  2. Clean your room.  \n D  3. I wish we had three-day weekends.  \n E  4. Woot woot, I made the soccer team!  \n Imp  5. Buckle your seatbelt.  \n Int  6. Are you going to Perry’s birthday party this afternoon?  \n D  7. My name is Mary Alice Kathryn Mariah Smith.  \n Imp  8. Call me later.  \n E  9. Yes, it’s taco day in the cafeteria!  \n D  10. I had a dream that there’s a magic portal in my closet.  \n E  11. I love that book series!  \n D  12. 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