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4. A sentence that gives advice or an order, or makes a request is called

an imperative sentence. The subject you is not usually mentioned in an
imperative sentence.

A. Read the sentences and write Exclamatory, Assertive, Imperative and
Interrogative against each.

1. Set your bed on your own.

2. Please close the door.

3. Which is the highest peak in India?

4. The planets move around the sun.

5. How beautiful the room looks!

Sometimes the exclamatory sentence is made up of just one or two words
that express a strong feeling. These words are called interjections.

B. Fill in the blanks with interjections from the box.

Sorry! Hi! Ssh! Good luck! Thank you!

1. Your sister has a test.
2. The policewoman helped you cross the road.

3. You meet your friend in the market.

4. You break my pencil.
5. Someone is making noise in the library.

C. Grammar Game!

Make pair with your partner.

Write a sentence on a strip of paper. Cut out each word of the sentence.
Jumble the pieces and ask your partner to frame the sentence. Take turns

to play this game.

Listen and Discover Listening Skills

Listen carefully and answer the following questions.

1. In which months does it rain?

2. What does the first shower of rain do?

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