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Sometimes, imperative sentences can also end in an exclamation mark if the command is forceful. For example: "Stop!" or "Go away!"

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A. Identify whether these sentences are declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Then, write the correct closing punctuation mark in each of the boxes.

1. What a terrible crash it was
2. Get this book from the stationery shop
3. How beautiful your rose garden is

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Final answer:

Imperative sentences can end with an exclamation mark for forceful commands. The correct punctuation mark depends on the type of sentence.


Explanation:

Imperative sentences are commands that can end with either a period or an exclamation mark for emphasis. For example, 'Stop!' demonstrates a forceful command with an exclamation mark.

In the given sentences:

  1. What a terrible crash it was. - Declarative sentence, ends with a period.
  2. Get this book from the stationery shop. - Imperative sentence, ends with a period.
  3. How beautiful your rose garden is! - Exclamatory sentence, ends with an exclamation mark.

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