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Hosted by Mrs. Darling

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Hosted

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Mrs. Darling

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Stephen Foster lived from 1826 to 1864.

Declarative

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Many farmers plant rice in low-lying fields.

Many farmers : plant rice in low-lying fields.

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1,3

There is a loud clap of thunder.

Clap

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1,4

There are many different kindsof trees in the United States.

Simple

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2,1

Why did he start writing music?

Interrogative

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2,2

They grow many different kinds of rice.

They : grow many different kinds of rice.

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2,3

Across the sky lightning flashes.

Lightning

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2,4

The odd-shaped Joshua tree grows in the dessert, but most

other plantscan not survive there.

Compound

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3,1

What an amazing composer he was(punctuation & type)

Exclamatory !

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3,2

A grain of rice has a tough outer covering.

A grain of rice : has a tough outer covering.

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3,3

Type the answer for 3,3 here.

(Type the question for 3,3 here.)?

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3,4

Whenever people see the tree, they notice

its dagger-shaped leaves.

Complex

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4,1

Why did he start writing music (punctuation and type)

Interrogative ??

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4,2

Several layers of bran cover the rice kernel.

Several layers of bran : cover the rice kernel.

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4,3

Go into the ship quickly.

(YOU)

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4,4

The flowering peach tree should have a different name since

it produces no peaches.

Complex

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5,1

Please sing a medley of his songs (punctuation, type, and subject)

. Imperative – (you)

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5,2

Millions of people live chieflyon rice.

Millions of people : live chiefly on rice.

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5,3

Don’t go back into the storm.

(you)

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5,4

The sausage tree sounds tasty, but its fruit is not edible.

Compound