fosterkid112 fosterkid112

03-02-2017
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Identify the following sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. What are we having for dinner tonight?

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UnoDosTres UnoDosTres

03-02-2017

The sentence is interrogative, because it's asking a question (or interrogating).

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kellymegan98 kellymegan98

03-02-2017

Interrogative. When a sentence asks a question, it is called interrogative. Declarative makes a statement. Imperative makes a demand. Exclamatory shows excitement.

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