Clause types in context
The four clause types are a central part of English grammar. An understanding of declarative, imperative, interrogative and exclamative clause types can help students recognise how writers use these structures to create meaning in different ways, and can help them develop a better repertoire of structures in their own writing.
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Clause types in context: Activity
You’re visiting a friend’s house. You’re in a cold room and the window is open. What can you say to each of the following to get the window shut?
- your friend
- your friend’s grandmother
- your friend’s annoying little brother
You’re carrying several boxes of books. Then you drop one, spilling its contents all over the floor. You need help and there are people around who could be of assistance. What do you say to each of the following?