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    This document defines sentences and describes four types: declarative sentences that make statements, interrogative sentences that ask questions, imperative sentences that give commands, and exclamatory sentences that express strong feelings. Examples are provided for each sentence type.

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    This document defines sentences and describes four types: declarative sentences that make statements, interrogative sentences that ask questions, imperative sentences that give commands, and exclamatory sentences that express strong feelings. Examples are provided for each sentence type.

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    THE SENTENCE

    DEFINITION:

    A Group of words which makes complete


    sense is called sentence.

    Example : A quick brown fox jumps over


    the lazy dog.
    KINDS OF SENTENCES:

    1.DECLARATIVE
    2.INTERROGATIVE
    3.IMPERATIVE
    4.EXCLAMATORY
    DEFINITION :
    Sentences which
    makes statements or
    assertions.
    DECLARATIVE / Examples:
    ASSERTIVE • I am Fine.
    • He is driving a car.
    • Draupa is typing an
    email.
    • Kushi bought a new
    house.
    DEFINITION:
    Those sentences which
    ask questions are called
    interrogative sentences.
    INTERROGATIVE Examples:
    • How are you?
    • Where are you living?
    • Is that everything alright?
    • Would you mind if I take
    your pen?
    Definition:
    Sentences those expresses
    commands, requests or entreaties
    are called imperative sentences.

    IMPERATIVE Examples :
    • Be quite.
    • Stand up.
    • Alms, please.
    • Kindly bring me that cover.
    • Could you take me to hospital?
    • Help me to cross the road.
    Definition :
    The strong feelings are
    expressed in this type of
    sentences.
    Example:
    • Ouch! It’s hurting so
    EXCLAMATORY much.
    • Wow! What a surprise.
    • Ram you are such a gem!
    • What soothing moon light
    is!

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