Question

2. Identify and write the kind of sentence in the given space.
(a) Open the window, please.
(b) Wow ! Such a beautiful scenery it is.
(c) The children are swimming in the pond.
(d) Did you find the book interesting ?
(e) Let us go out for a walk.​

Answer 1

The types of sentences are mentioned against the sentences:

(a) Open the window, please. = Imperative sentence

(b) Wow! Such beautiful scenery it is. = Exclamatory sentence

(c) The children are swimming in the pond. = Affirmative sentences

(d) Did you find the book interesting? = Interrogative sentence

(e) Let us go out for a walk.​ = Imperative sentence

Sentences:

• In linguistics and grammar, a sentence is a verbal utterance, as in the English example "The speedy brown fox jumps over the slow dog."
• It is frequently referred to in traditional grammar as a unit made up of a subject and predicate or as a group of words that communicate a complete thought.
• A phrase, which is the basic unit of language, expresses a complete idea.
• It accomplishes this by abiding by the fundamental grammatical rules of syntax.
• Say, "Ali is walking," for instance.
• A complete sentence must comprise a subject and a significant verb in order to state (declare) a complete thought.

Types of sentences:

• Declarative Sentence.
• Imperative Sentence.
• Interrogative Sentence.
• Exclamatory Sentence.

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