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Four Types of Sentences The DECLARATIVE sentence states a fact. It ends with a period. Every student learned ten new words. The INTERROGATIVE sentence asks a question. It ends with a question mark. How did they learn so many words? The EXCLAMATORY sentence expresses surprise, disbelief, or deep feeling. It ends with an exclamation point. I can't believe she is correct! The IMPERATIVE sentence gives a command or begs. It usually ends with a period, but a strong command may end with an exclamation point. Please take your seat. --------------------------------------- The Plural of Nouns Rule 1: Most nouns become plural by adding the letter s to the singular. dog - dogs Rule 2: For words ending in s, x, z, sh, or ch add es to form the plural. box - boxes Rule 3: If a noun ends in y and is preceded by a consonant, change the y to i and add es. penny - pennies Rule 4: If a noun ends in o and is preceded by a consonant, add es to form the plural. (There are exceptions to this rule.) echo - echoes Rule 5: If a noun ends in o and is preceded by a vowel, add s to form the plural. radio - radios Rule 6: To form the plural of a noun ending in f or ef, change f to v and add es.(There are exceptions to this rule.) knife - knives ---------------------------------------------- Contractions they will - they'll he will - he'll she will - she'll it will - it'll I will - I'll we will - we'll you will - you'll is not - isn't was not - wasn't has not - hasn't had not - hadn't will not - won't cannot - can't could not - couldn't should not - shouldn't would not - wouldn't he is - he's she is - she's it is - it's who is - who's they are - they're we are - we're you are - you're I am - I'm -------------------------------------- For personal lessons in ESL, see AQE's Homepage at http://maxpages.com/aqe |
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