Question

4: Which of the following is a declarative statement?
O A. It's right
O B. He says
O C.Two may not be an even integer
O D.I love you​

Answer 1

Answer:

It's right...................

Answer 2

Declarative statements are (B) He says and (D) I love you

Declarative sentence:

The sentence through which information is given or opinion is declare, termed as declarative sentence.

Rules for making declarative sentences:

• Question is never asked by declarative sentence ("Do you want apple?").    

• Order is not provided by declarative sentence (e.g., "Pass the apple.").
• It does not express strong emotion (e.g. "I hate apple!").
• Declarative sentences clearly make a statement (or a declaration).
• They pass on information.
• Declarative sentence always finish with the constant time.  (complete stop).

Thus, (B)He says and (D) I love you was a declarative sentence.

Explanation for incorrect options:

• (A) Its right:  It was a order statement or conclusion statement.
• (C) Two may not be an even integer: The word ‘may’ refers to future tense. So, the sentence is not declarative statement.