Esperanza was annoyed with Alfonso for taking the package on and off the train without telling her what was inside.
Declarative
Help! I need somebody!
Exclamatory
What happened to your finger?
Interrogative
Silvia grinned up at her and Esperanza’s first thought was to pull her hand away and wash it as soon as possible.
Declarative
Do you know how to change a diaper?
Interrogative
The grapes had to be finished before the first fall rains and had to be picked rápido, quickly, so now there were no Saturdays or Sundays in the week, just workdays.
Declarative
Fading into the mist, the brown and twisted trunks looked frigid and lonely.
Declarative
The house is on fire!
Exclamatory
I hope you will not wear black all year!
Exclamatory
Wake up!
Exclamatory and Imperative
Didn’t I tell you that Papa’s heart would find us wherever we go?
Interrogative
She pressed closer to the ground, until her body was breathing with the earth’s.
Declarative
Get into the wagon and be quiet.
Imperative
Hortensia and Mama took out their crocheting.
Declarative
Get out of our camp!
Imperative and Exclamatory
She has Valley Fever.
Declarative
Disembark everyone.
Imperative
Señora, why do you travel with the hens?
Interrogative
There’s a jamaica this Saturday night.
Declarative
Where’s Miguel?
Interrogative
How are you doing?
Interrogative
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