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Simple Sentences, Statements, Questions, and Exclamations

A simple sentence has at least a subject and a verb and expresses one complete idea.
For example: The baby cried.

There are different kinds of sentences:

1. The sun rises in the east. (a statement: states facts)
2. What time is lunch? (a question: asks questions)
3. What a pleasant surprise! (an exclamation: expresses shock or surprise)

Activity

H. Fill in the missing punctuation.

a) Have you been swimming?

b) Oh no!

c) The boy was running.

d) Can you think of another sentence?

e) I don't believe it!



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Final answer:

Simple sentences have a subject and a verb, expressing one complete idea. Different types of sentences include statements, questions, and exclamations.


Explanation:

Simple sentences contain one independent clause with a subject and a verb, expressing a complete idea. They differ from compound or complex sentences.

Statements provide facts, questions ask for information, and exclamations express shock or surprise.

Examples of missing punctuation filled in:

  1. Have you been swimming?
  2. Oh no!
  3. The boy was running.
  4. Can you think of another sentence?
  5. I don't believe it.

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