5 Parts of a Sentence 1. Subject 2. Verb 3. Complete Sense 4. Capital Letter 5. End Mark

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  1. did you know there?
  2. Five parts of a sentence.
  3. We just got finished singing the sentence shingle that tells
  4. about all five parts.
  5. First, a sentence has to have a subject.
  6. This is the who or the what the sentence is
  7. about. Second, a sentence has to have a verb.
  8. This tells what the subject is doing.
  9. Third very important.
  10. A sentence estimate.
  11. Complete sense.
  12. Have you ever heard a sentence that sounded kind of
  13. crazy? Well, a sentence has to make sense to the
  14. person writing it and sends to the person reading it.
  15. Four. This is for all you superstar.
  16. Second graders always make sure your sentences start with a
  17. capital letter.
  18. Fifth, and finally, we always have to make sure sentences
  19. end with an end mark or punctuation mark.
  20. There are four different types of sentences, and today we're
  21. going to focus on two of them.
  22. By the end of this lesson, you will be able
  23. to identify an interrogative or a declared of sentence.
  24. Thes sentences.
  25. Air used to ask something, or to tell something first,
  26. a declared of sentence makes a statement.
  27. We label this with a capital D, and we use
  28. this kind of ascendance to tell people something.
  29. Next we have an interrogative sentence.
  30. An interrogative sentences used to ask a question.
  31. It is labeled with an i N T or int,
  32. which is short for the word interrogative.
  33. Now that you've learned the two types of sentences, let's
  34. practice them.
  35. I went to town yesterday.
  36. Is this sentence asking something or telling something?
  37. It's telling something.
  38. So this sentence is a declared of sentence.
  39. Next sentence to rain drops fell on my head.
  40. Is this sentence asking something or telling something?
  41. It's telling something.
  42. This sentence is a declared of sentence.
  43. Next sentence.
  44. My sister is in first grade.
  45. Is this sentence asking something or telling something?
  46. It's telling something.
  47. Notice. It also ends with a period.
  48. This is the punctuation mark for a declared of sentence.
  49. This sentence is a declared of sentence.
  50. Next sentence Were you at the game?
  51. Do you notice anything different at the end of our
  52. sentence? It looks as though our punctuation mark has changed
  53. to a question mark.
  54. Is this sentence asking us something or telling us something?
  55. It's asking us something So this sentence is an interrogative
  56. sentence. Can you say that one time with me.
  57. Say it out loud at your computers.
  58. Let's say it together.
  59. Interrogative. Get ready into Rog.
  60. A tip.
  61. Good job.
  62. Next sentence.
  63. Did you go to the ball game?
  64. Is this sentence asking something or telling something?
  65. It's asking something.
  66. What kind of sentence is it into rocketed?
  67. Good job.
  68. Last sentence.
  69. Are you going to the party?
  70. Is this sentence asking something or telling something?
  71. It's asking something.
  72. The sentences.
  73. An interrogative sentence.
  74. Good job.