Identify the following sentence as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory.

You can often prevent a shark attack by being aggressive.

Identify given sentence as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory.

Order beef stew there sometime.

Label each sentence $dec$. for declarative sentence or $imp$. for imperative sentence.
_____Antonio was the best gymnast at the competition.

Label each sentence $dec$. for declarative sentence or $imp$. for imperative sentence.
_____Go to the nearest ticket booth, and get two tickets for the concert.

Label the sentences below with $imp$. for imperative, $int$. for interrogative, $d$ for declarative, or $e$ for exclamatory.
I learned that move in my karate class.

Write a declarative sentence explaining why you should have custody.

Label the sentences below with $imp$. for imperative, $int$. for interrogative, $d$ for declarative, or $e$ for exclamatory.
The crowd in Madison Square Garden responded enthusiastically.

Label each sentence $dec$. for declarative sentence or $imp$. for imperative sentence.
_____An isosceles triangle has two equal sides.

Label the sentences below with $imp$. for imperative, $int$. for interrogative, $d$ for declarative, or $e$ for exclamatory.
I hope you are having fun$!$

What is called a sentence which is an emphasized or more forceful declarative sentence?

Label each sentence $dec$. for declarative sentence or $imp$. for imperative sentence.
_____Have faith in my abilities.

Identify given sentence as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory.

I am not kidding!

Label each sentence $dec$. for declarative sentence or $imp$. for imperative sentence.
_____The spaghetti was cold by the time we sat down to eat.

Does a declarative sentence have to have a noun phrase and verb phrase?