Clause types: advanced
In the National Curriculum no terminological distinction is made between the grammatical patterns of the clause types, and the way that these clause types are used. In linguistic studies different terminology is used for the former and latter. What follows is not statutory in the NC, but some readers may appreciate some more background on terminology.
In linguistics the terms declarative, interrogative, imperative and exclamative are used to talk about grammatical patterns.
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