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Declarative – a statement  \n2. Imperative – a command  \n3. Interrogative – a question  \n4. Exclamatory – expresses strong feelings  \n   1. The presents are beside the tree.  \n   2. Are the presents beside the tree?  \n   3. Put the presents beside the tree.  \n   4. The presents are beside the tree!  \n   5. Does Jack live in the city?  \n   6. Jack lives in the city!  \n   7. Jack lives in the city.  \n   8. Jack, leave the city.  \nTypes of sentences  \nGrade 1 Grammar Worksheet  \nAnswers  \n D  1. The presents are beside the tree.  \n In  2. Are the presents beside the tree?  \n Im  3. Put the presents beside the tree.  \n E  4. The presents are beside the tree!  \n In  5. Does Jack live in the city?  \n E  6. Jack lives in the city!  \n D  7. Jack lives in the city.  \n Im  8. 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