Types of Sentences
Learn why sentences can be classified by communicative purpose or clause structure, and use subject, predicate, clause and punctuation clues without mixing the two systems.
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Types of Sentences: Purpose and Structure
Learn why sentences can be classified by communicative purpose or clause structure, and use subject, predicate, clause and punctuation clues without mixing the two systems.
Open article →Four Sentence Types by Purpose: Rules and Examples
Identify statements, interrogatives, imperatives and exclamatory sentences from their communicative function, grammatical form, punctuation and characteristic examples.
Open article →Sentence Types by Clause Structure and Identification
Classify simple, compound, complex and compound-complex sentences by independent and dependent clauses, then apply both classification axes without common shortcut errors.
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