Directions: Encircle the number of declarative and imperative sentences.
1.Give us some examples.
2.Well, a group of lions is a pride.
3.What is a group of leopards called?
4.Have you ever heard of a leap of leopard?
5.What a great name that is for those cats!
6.A gam is a group of whales.
7.Then, what is a pod?
8.Look up both words in a dictionary, please.
9.Either noun can be used for whales.
10.One is just as weird as the other.
1.Give us some examples.
2.Well, a group of lions is a pride.
3.What is a group of leopards called?
4.Have you ever heard of a leap of leopard?
5.What a great name that is for those cats!
6.A gam is a group of whales.
7.Then, what is a pod?
8.Look up both words in a dictionary, please.
9.Either noun can be used for whales.
10.One is just as weird as the other.
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Answer:
DECLARATIVE 1.Give us some examples.
DECLARATIVE 2.Well, a group of lions is a pride.
IMPERATIVE 3.What is a group of leopards called?
IMPERATIVE 4.Have you ever heard of a leap of leopard?
IMPERATIVE 5.What a great name that is for those cats!
IMPERATIVE 6.A gam is a group of whales.
7.Then, what is a pod?
IMPERATIVE 8.Look up both words in a dictionary, please.
DECLARATIVE 9.Either noun can be used for whales.
DECLARATIVE 10.One is just as weird as the other.
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