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Types of sentences

The document outlines different types of sentences, including affirmative, negative, and questions, specifically focusing on the use of the verb 'to be' and 'to do'. It also introduces imperative and exclamatory sentences, providing examples and exercises for practice. Additionally, it includes exercises for identifying and transforming sentence types.

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Types of sentences

The document outlines different types of sentences, including affirmative, negative, and questions, specifically focusing on the use of the verb 'to be' and 'to do'. It also introduces imperative and exclamatory sentences, providing examples and exercises for practice. Additionally, it includes exercises for identifying and transforming sentence types.

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Types of sentences

Verb to be

I am You are He is She is

It is We are You are They are


Types of sentences

Affirmative • ‫جملة‬
sentence ‫مثبتة‬

Negative • ‫جملة‬
sentence ‫منفية‬

Question • ‫سؤال‬
If the sentence contains “Verb To Be”

• Affirmative sentence‫جملة مثبتة‬


He is my friend
• Negative sentence‫جملة منفية‬
He is not my friend
• Question ‫سؤال‬
Is he my friend?
If the sentence doesn’t contain “Verb to Be”

Verb to do

I do You do He does She does

It does We do You do They do


If the sentence doesn’t contain “Verb to Be”

•Affirmative sentence:
She loves to read books.
•Negative sentence:
She does not love to read books.
•Question:
Does she love to read books?

When using “Verb to do” we have to put the following verb in the base form.
.‫ يجب أن نضع الفعل التالي في الشكل األساسي‬،"verb to do" ‫عند استخدام‬
Exercises

Identify the Sentence Type


Exercise 1: Determine whether the following sentences are affirmative, negative, or
questions.
1. They are not coming to the party.
2. Do you remember me?
3. The sun rises in the east.
4. Does she know you?
5. She always arrives on time.
6. Are they coming to the meeting?
7. I will not forget your birthday.
8. Do you want to try the new restaurant in town?
Exercises

Exercise 2: Create Sentences


Create one sentence for each type (affirmative, negative, question) related to a
recent experience you had.
Other types of sentences

Imperative sentence (command), exclamatory sentence


•Imperative sentence: gives command to someone ‫إعطاء األوامر‬
Or instructions ‫أو تعليمات‬
Sit down, please
Stand up, please
Get out
Study
Other types of sentences

Exclamatory sentence: to express strong emotions or surprise‫للتعبير عن‬


‫مشاعر قوية أو مفاجئة‬
What a beautiful sunset!
How beautiful you are !
Wow!
Exercises

Exercise 1: Identify the Sentence Type


•Read the following sentences and identify their types
(declarative (Statement, affirmative), interrogative
(question), imperative, or exclamatory).
1. The cat sleeps on the windowsill.
2. How did you learn to play the guitar?
3. Turn off the lights when you leave.
4. What a delicious meal!
Exercises

Exercise 2: Create Sentences


Create one sentence for each type (declarative, interrogative,
imperative, exclamatory) about your last vacation.
Exercises

Exercise 3: Identify and Transform


Identify the type of sentence in each case, and then transform
it into a different type.
1. It's so hot outside!
2. Can you help me with my homework?
3. Water the plants regularly.
4. I love watching movies.

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