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Declarative and Interrogative Sentences A declarative sentence makes a statement and ends with a period. An interrogative sentence asks a question. An interrogative sentence begins with a question word or a verb and ends with a question mark.
Write whether each sentence is declarative (D) or interrogative (I). 1. Atlanta is the capital of Georgia. 2. Is Georgia a part of the United States? 3. Where is the Suwannee River located? 4. Three important rivers flow through Georgia. 5. The Atlantic Ocean borders Georgia on the east. 6. What is the name of that huge Georgia swamp? 7. Do islands protect the Georgia coast from strong storms?
Add periods to the end of declarative sentences. Add question marks to the end of interrogative sentences. Then underline the question words. 8. Who is going to the store with me 9. We hiked up the mountain together 10. Where did your family go last weekend 11. What is your favorite school subject 12. How old will you be on your next birthday
Rewrite the declarative sentence as an interrogative sentence. Rewrite the interrogative sentence as a declarative sentence. 14. Dayna has visited three aquariums.
15. Does this aquarium open early in the morning?
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