
Kinds of Sentences
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Ayesha Fathima
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Sentences are mainly divided into four kinds:
1. Assertive Sentences
2. Imperative Sentences
3. Interrogative Sentences
4. Exclamatory Sentences
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A sentence that makes statement or gives a piece of information is called Assertive Sentence or Declarative Sentence.
Example: 1. Brianna is shy person.
2. Janet loves sweets
3. It was raining all day.
4. They love to sing.
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A sentence that expresses a command, makes a request, gives a suggestion, an advice or an order is called Imperative Sentence.
Example: COMMAND: 1. Get some cheese.
2. Leave me alone.
Request : 1. Kindly bring the book.
2. Have mercy on us.
Suggestion: 1. Let us listen to music
2. Let us go the carnival.
Advice : 1. Know your limits.
2. Always speak the truth.
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A sentence that asks a question is called Interrogative Sentence.
Example: 1. Who are you?
2. How are you?
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'WH' questions are questions that begins with 'WH' words - What, Who, Where, Why, Which, When, How....
Example: 1. Where have been?
2. When will you reach here.
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'Yes/No' question begins with Auxiliary Verbs - Am, Is, Are, Was, Were, Do, Does, did, has, have, Had, Will, Would, Shall, Should, Can, Could, May, Might... 'Yes/No' questions always have their answers as Yes or No.
Example: 1. Did you like the movie?
2. May I come in?
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A sentence that expresses a strong feeling is called Exclamatory Sentence.
Example: 1. Ah! What a lovely fragrance.
2. What a foolish thought!
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All sentences are affirmative but the use of negative words like No, Neither, Never, None, Not... Makes a sentence negative. However, Exclamatory sentences are rarely negative.
Example: 1. Affirmative - I have a key in my purse.
Negative - I have no key in my purse
2. Affirmative - All of these Carnations are Blue.
Negative - None of these Carnations are Blue.
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