Which choice identifies the kind of sentence and the correct end mark?

Follow the directions to set up the computer

A.
imperative, period

B.
interrogative, question mark

C.
exclamatory, period

D.
declarative, period

Either D or A

Question

Which choice identifies the kind of sentence and the correct end mark? 

Follow the directions to set up the computer
 
 A.
imperative, period
 
 B.
interrogative, question mark
 
 C.
exclamatory, period
 
 D.
declarative, period
  
Either D or A

anonymous · Answer

@tatumlee

tatumlee · Answer

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avaobri · Answer

You are right! It is D!

anonymous · Answer

Ok one more.

anonymous · Answer

Which choice identifies the kind of sentence and the correct end mark? 

Get those muddy boots off my clean floor right this second
 
 A.
declarative, exclamation point
 
 B.
interrogative, question mark
 
 C.
exclamatory, period
 
 D.
imperative, exclamation point

anonymous · Answer

Pretty sure it's A.

tatumlee · Answer

Are these from one of your quick checks or tests? btw

anonymous · Answer

Homework

tatumlee · Answer

ahh, it seemed similar to connections

avaobri · Answer

Declarative, must end with a period, therefore A is incorrect.

anonymous · Answer

So D?

avaobri · Answer

Interrogative means 'having or conveying the force of a question.'

avaobri · Answer

So B

tatumlee · Answer

@AvaOBri that sentence is not conveying the force of a question

anonymous · Answer

The answer isn't B. I wouldn't ask someone to get muddy boots off my clean floor. Nicely. I would say either C or D

tatumlee · Answer

It is a command

tatumlee · Answer

once again, http://prntscr.com/9bhhks

anonymous · Answer

So C?

anonymous · Answer

Just kidding. It's D.

tatumlee · Answer

@HawaiianPunch have you clicked that link I gave you?

tatumlee · Answer

Funny. Good job

anonymous · Answer

Yes. I was just joking.

anonymous · Answer

Heyy. I'm sorry. This is G.U.M. There's 10 questions on each assessment. Can you check my answer or 5 more?

anonymous · Answer

for*

anonymous · Answer

In a different question of course

tatumlee · Answer

I can't help you with assessments, I'm sorry.  /:

tatumlee · Answer

If it just practice work I can.

anonymous · Answer

It's not an assessment. I meant to say lesson. It's homework.

anonymous · Answer

If not it's fine.

tatumlee · Answer

Alright. Post them individually I will try to help

anonymous · Answer

Thank YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! YOUR LITERALLY THE ONLY PERSON THT WILL HELP ME WITH LANGUAGE. (sorry it's in all caps. I'm to lazy to retype it)