Intermediate … min read · Updated 2026-06-22
Kinds of Sentences (statement / question / command / exclamation)
There are four kinds of sentences, each with its own purpose and end mark.
| Kind | Purpose | Example | Ends with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Declarative | states a fact | I am happy. | . |
| Interrogative | asks a question | Are you happy? | ? |
| Imperative | gives a command | Be happy! | . / ! |
| Exclamatory | shows strong feeling | How happy I am! | ! |
Match the end mark to the kind: statement (.), question (?), exclamation (!).
Common mistake: Ending a question with a full stop. Questions always end with a question mark (?).
✏️ Test Yourself
1. Close the door.
2. What is your name?
3. What a beautiful day!
4. She is a doctor.
📒 Words to learn
Thick (n)
Balochi
زنڈ
Urdu
موٹا
“It is a thick wall.”
Severe thirst (n)
Balochi
ھوشام
Urdu
شدید پیاس
“He has a severe thirst for education.”
Mature (adj)
Balochi
ھوشمند
Urdu
بالغ
“She's very mature for her age.”
Howl (v)
Balochi
ھولاسگ/ھولک
Urdu
چیخنا
“We saw the dog howling.”
Blood-stained (n)
Balochi
ھون ءُھون ریچ
Urdu
خود آلود
“It’s a blood-stained war.”
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