Question

Change the following interrogative sentences into assertive sentences.
4. Mustn't you work hard now?
5. Do I hate liars?
1. Does a cow live on grass?
2. Are you feeling better today?
3. Shall I help you?
6. Will we help the poor?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. A cow does't live on grass.

2. You aren't feeling better today.

3. I will not help you.

4. You must work hard now.

5. I don't hate Liars.

6. We will not help the poor.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. You must not work hard now.
2. I hate liars.
3. A cow lives on grass.
4. You are feeling better today.
5. I will help you.
6. We will help the poor.

Explanation:

• An assertive sentence is a type of sentence which states a fact, such sentences are simple statements. They affirm, confirm or explain something. They are also called declarative sentences.
• Assertiveness is the quality of being confident and assertive without being aggressive when defending a correct point of view or a relevant statement.
• Based on purpose the sentences are categorized as follows -

1. Assertive Sentence
2. Interrogative Sentence
3. Exclamatory Sentence
4. Imperative Sentence

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