
The Sentence By Bhavik Arora
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Bhavik Arora
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The Sentence
By Bhavik Arora
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The Sentence
Look at these groups of words:
1. sweet oranges
2. like sweet oranges
3. like I sweet oranges
4. I like sweet oranges.
The first three groups of words do not make complete sense. Only the last group of words make complete sense.
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The Sentence
A sentence is a group of words that make complete sense.
Let us take some more examples:
1. interesting stories (not a sentence)
interesting are stories these (not a sentence)
These are interesting stories. (a sentence)
2. book open your (not a sentence)
Open your book. (a sentence)
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Are you ready to play a quiz???
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
she kind.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
a sweet mango.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
Anisha ate a sweet mango.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
They lived here last year.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
Where were the children playing?
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
door Henry the opened.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
My uncle is an artist.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
the open window.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
Open the window.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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Multiple Choice
Tick those groups of words which are sentences:
The window is open.
Not a sentence
A sentence
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The Sentence
We should remember two things about a sentence:
A sentence begins with a capital letter:
My parents love me.
The train is late.
A sentence ends with a full stop or a question mark.
If a sentence says something, it ends with a full stop:
Nidhi brought a new dress.
Ankit forgot many words.
If a sentence asks a question it ends with a question mark:
Can you speak French?
Where do you live?
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Have you understood the basics of a sentence???
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Absolutly!!!
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Are you ready?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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So unlucky for me cause I understood nothin'g.
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite these groups of words as sentences. The first word of the sentence is underlined. Don't forget to begin the sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark:
For example, Kathmandu is going to this bus
This bus is going to Kathmandu.
1. princess in Nepal very was beautiful there a
There is a princess beautiful in Nepal.
There is a beautiful princess in Nepal.
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite these groups of words as sentences. The first word of the sentence is underlined. Don't forget to begin the sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark:
For example, Kathmandu is going to this bus
This bus is going to Kathmandu.
2. interested music dance she was in and
She was interested in music and dance.
Intrested she was in music and dance.
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite these groups of words as sentences. The first word of the sentence is underlined. Don't forget to begin the sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark:
For example, Kathmandu is going to this bus
This bus is going to Kathmandu.
3. arranged the teacher king a dance her for
The king arranged a teacher dance her for.
The king arranged a dance teacher for her
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite these groups of words as sentences. The first word of the sentence is underlined. Don't forget to begin the sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark:
For example, Kathmandu is going to this bus
This bus is going to Kathmandu.
4. soon became world-famous princess the a dancer
Soon the princess became a world-famous dancer.
Soon the dancer princess a world-famous became.
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite these groups of words as sentences. The first word of the sentence is underlined. Don't forget to begin the sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark:
For example, Kathmandu is going to this bus
This bus is going to Kathmandu.
5. spread wide frame her far
Her spread frame wide far.
Her wide frame spread far.
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