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Sentences

Sentences

A sentence is a group of words that makes a complete sense.

There are four kinds of sentences :
  1. A sentence which simply says or states something is known as declarative or assertive sentence.
    Examples :
    John is an honest boy. (Affirmative)
    Tea is not hot. (Negative)

  2. A sentence which asks a question is known as an interrogative sentence.
    Examples :
    Is John an honest boy?
    Why are trees useful?

  3. A sentence which gives an order or make a request or an entreaty is known as an imperative sentence.
    Examples :
    Be kind. (order)
    Kindly pay the bill. (request)
    Please help me. (entreaty)

  4. A sentence which expresses some strong feeling or emotion is known as exclamatory sentence.
    Examples :
    How beautiful the flower is!
    What a speech she gave!
  • We always put a full stop (.) at the end of Assertive and Imperative sentence.
  • We always put a question mark (?) at the end of Interrogative sentence.
  • We always put an exclamation mark (!) at the end of Exclamatory sentence.

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