Question

Explain kind of sentence based on purpose. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

☆ What is sentence?

= When two or more words conjuct each other and express a relation are called sentence.

☆ For example:—

• King Dasarath ruled in Ayodhya.
• Kripita's father is a doctor.
• What do you want from me?
• Please come here and sit on the chair.

☆ Sometimes, in case of Imperative mood sentence also be form by one word .

For example:— Do. ( You do )

Go. (You go)

☆ This type of sentence the word 'you' is not present but we have to imagine it .

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■ Kind of sentence :—

There are five kind of sentences. They are give below–

1. Assertive or Statement or Declarative sentence.
2. Interrogative sentence.
3. Imperative sentence.
4. Exclamatory sentence.
5. Optative sentence.

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1) Assertive sentence:—

Sentence by which we able to explain person, thing, cause, etc. are called Assertive sentence.

Example:

• Mahatma Gandhi is called the father of nation.
• A pen is mightier than a sword.
• The sepoy Mutiny took place in 1857.

2) Imperative sentence:—

When a sentence expresses order, advice, request, etc. then it is a Imperative sentence.

Example:

• Do the sum at once.
• Be respectful to your elders.
• Please open the door.

3) Interrogative sentence:—

When a sentence expresses any question or is a Interrogative sentence. (at the end we have to put a question mark "?")

Example:

• What class do you read in?
• Do you know how to swim?
• Are they happy today?

4) Exclamatory sentence:—

By which sentence we expresses our happiness, sorrow, supriseness, etc. is called Exclamatory sentence.

Example:

• Hurrah, the Indian team has won the match!
• Alas, the lady has lost her purse!
• What a pretty girl she is!
• How intelligent the boy looks!

5) Optative sentence:—

By which sentence we expresses our pardon, wish, doubtness, etc. it is called Optative sentence.

Example:

• May God bless you.
• May the girl pass the examination.
• May God destroy the trailor.

Answer 2

There are four types of English sentence, classified by their purpose: declarative sentence (statement) interrogative sentence (question) imperative sentence (command)