Declarative, Imperative, Exclamatory Or Interrogative

State whether the given sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory or interrogative.

1. Get ready in ten minutes.

2. I am getting ready for the party.

3. She looked upset.

4. What did you do then?

5. Who is your father?

6. What a splendid performance!

7. How terrible!

8. Get out of here.

9. Let him speak.

10. A female fox is called a vixen.

11. She has finally found a job.

12. I felt like crying.

13. Would you like to come with me?

14. I don’t trust him.

Answers

1. Get ready in ten minutes. (Imperative sentence)

2. I am getting ready for the party. (Declarative sentence)

3. She looked upset. (Declarative sentence)

4. What did you do then? (Interrogative sentence)

5. Who is your father? (Interrogative sentence)

6. What a splendid performance! (Exclamatory sentence)

7. How terrible! (Exclamatory sentence)

8. Get out of here. (Imperative sentence)

9. Let him speak. (Imperative sentence)

10. A female fox is called a vixen. (Declarative sentence)

11. She has finally found a job. (Declarative sentence)

12. I felt like crying. (Declarative sentence)

13. Would you like to come with me? (Interrogative sentence)

14. I don’t trust him. (Declarative sentence)