Question

24 matching 6 points
label each sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.
good comedians are comfortable in front of an audience.
what is your favorite joke?
tell me a knock - knock joke.
can you listen to my comedy routine?
sure, i would love to!
suzanne, listen to miguels new joke.
options: declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, imperative

Explanation:

1. "Good comedians are comfortable in front of an audience." - Makes a statement, so declarative.
2. "What is your favorite joke?" - Asks a question, so interrogative.
3. "Tell me a knock - knock joke." - Gives a command/request, so imperative.
4. "Can you listen to my comedy routine?" - Asks a question, so interrogative.
5. "Sure, I would love to!" - Shows strong feeling/exclamation, so exclamatory.
6. "Suzanne, listen to Miguel's new joke." - Gives a command, so imperative.

Answer:

1. "Good comedians are comfortable in front of an audience." - declarative
2. "What is your favorite joke?" - interrogative
3. "Tell me a knock - knock joke." - imperative
4. "Can you listen to my comedy routine?" - interrogative
5. "Sure, I would love to!" - exclamatory
6. "Suzanne, listen to Miguel's new joke." - imperative