English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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As they strolled, they came across a group of children playing. "Watch out!" a boy shouted

as a ball flew towards them. John caught the ball and tossed it back with a smile. "Be careful

next time," he said, waving to the children.

After a pleasant afternoon, Sarah and John parted ways. Sarah thought about how a simple

trip to the park had turned into a delightful adventure. "What a wonderful day this has been,"

she mused as she walked home.

Now that we checked the passage, let us breakdown the simple sentences forms.

                       Breakdown of Sentences in the Passage

     • Declarative Sentences:

1. Sarah decided to visit the park.

2. She thought it would be a perfect day to relax and read her favorite book.

3. She found a cozy spot under a large oak tree and settled down with her book.

   • Interrogative Sentences:

1. Do you come here often?

2. What time does the meeting start? (Example outside the passage)

 • Imperative Sentences

 1. Please close the door. (Example outside the passage)

 2. Let's take a walk around the park!

 3. Be careful next time.

 • Exclamatory Sentences

 1. What a stunning view!

 2. Watch out!

 3. What a wonderful day this has been.