Identify the type of sentence: (each one) 1. Open the window. 2. My father works in this building. 3. Wow! We won the game! 4. Who will pick John up from the airport? 5. Give me a glass of water.

1. Imperative sentence

2. Assertive sentence

3. Exclamatory Sentence

4. Interrogative sentence

5. Imperative Sentence

Explanation:

There are 5 types of simple sentences, they are:

1. Statements or Assertive Sentences

2. Questions or Interrogative Sentences

3. Commands or Imperative Sentences

4. Wishes or Optative Sentences

5. Exclamations or Exclamatory Sentences

Assertive sentences expresses facts, action and events.

Interrogative sentences begin with question- words or helping verbs. They always end in question mark (?).

Imperative sentences express commands, requests, pieces of advice and proposals.

Optative sentences express wishes, prayers, blessings and curses.

Exclamatory sentences are exclaimed in part or in full under the effect of sudden strong emotions. They always end in exclamation mark (!).

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