Declarative - It states either Facts or Opinions and ends with a period(.)

Imperative - It gives requests or commands. It either ends with a period(.) or a question mark(?)

Interrogative - It asks questions and ends with a question mark(?)

Exclamatory - It expresses emotions using an exclamation mark(!)

Natural - the subject(the topic) comes before the predicate.

Inverted - the predicate(stating something about the subject) comes before the subject.

Regular Verbs - follow the common pattern in making verbs in the simple past and present tense.

Irregular Verbs - are verbs that does not follow the common rule. They change their spelling to change the tense of the verbs.

Simile - It compares two things using As or Like to emphasize the qualities of a person, thing, character, etc.

Metaphor - to compare two things by saying that one thing is the other thing without the use of As or Like.

Hyperbole - the use of exaggeration for emphasis and more intense expression of ideas or emotions.

Irony - a statement or expression that means the opposite of what it says. It is also called as sarcasm.

Pun - a play of words that uses double meanings to create a humorous effect.

I fell inlove with my bestfriend

we fell inlove in october

Still into you

Anti - Romantic

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