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Declarative – a statement  \n2. Imperative – a command  \n3. Interrogative – a question  \n4. Exclamatory – expresses strong feelings  \n   1. My teacher is nice.  \n   2. Is my teacher nice?  \n   3. Eat your vegetables.  \n   4. Your teacher is nice!  \n   5. The squirrels gather hazelnuts.  \n   6. Do the squirrels gather hazelnuts?  \n   7. Gather those hazelnuts.  \n   8. The squirrels gather nuts!  \nTypes of sentences  \nGrade 1 Grammar Worksheet  \nAnswers  \n D  1. My teacher is nice.  \n In  2. Is my teacher nice?  \n Im  3. Eat your vegetables.  \n E  4. Your teacher is nice!  \n D  5. The squirrels gather hazelnuts.  \n In  6. Do the squirrels gather hazelnuts?  \n Im  7. Gather those hazelnuts.  \n E  8. 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