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Declarative, interrogative, or imperative

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SheenaGee  +  403755 Mon, 13 Aug 07 12:01 AM

Will someone please correct me if i am wrong. and tell me what i am doing wrong.

Classifying Sentences as Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, or Exclamatory.

Dec. for declarative, inter. For interrogative, imp. For imperative, or excl for exclamatory and the proper end punctuation.

__inter__1. What makes you ask?

__dec___2. Watermelons are related to cucumbers, which are vegetables.

excl 3. How sweet this melon is!

Inter 4. Didn’t David Livingstone Find watermelons in the desert?

____imp_ 5. Please cut this melon in half, then into slices.
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Clive  +  403759 Mon, 13 Aug 07 12:19 AM

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

Your answers are fine.

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