Contents introduction chapter. I. Discussions about sentence structure

Declarative sentences state an idea
In this sentence indicate that at the end of the sentence mark by a period.
The following examples of declarative sentences are below:
1. Grasshoppers contain more than 60% protein
2. Insect are rich in necessary vitamins and minerals.
3. Termites and Caterpillars are rich source of iron.


Exclamatory sentences shows strong emotions
In this sentence indicate that the sentence mark by an exclamation mark. The following examples of exclamatory sentences are below:
1. What a mess you made in the kitchen!
2. The china is smashed!


Interrogative sentences ask question
In this sentence indicate that the sentences mark by a question mark. The following examples of the sentences are below:
1. Who would eat bugs?
2. Where did you put the eraser?
3. What do you call this dish?


Imperative sentences give orders or directions
In this sentences indicate that the sentences mark by a period or an exclamation. The following examples are below:
1. Take this route save 5 miles.
2. Clean up your room!
3. Sit down and listen!


Sentence Types
Traditionally, there is one scheme for classifying English sentence involve by number and type of finite clauses. The four types sentence such as: simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence, compound complex sentence. Regarding this, Rozakis ¹³ says that there are four basic types of sentences:
simple, compound, complex compound- complex sentence.
The formal classifications of sentences consist of four types: simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence and compound- complex sentence. Furthermore, in sentence types the existence of sentence may have different degrees
of complexity. It sentence may consist of one or more main clauses with one or
more dependent clauses. The sentence types are called simple, compound,
complex or compound – complex sentences. It is depending on the types of
clauses they contain. The following explanations of sentence type are: