Question

G. Transform the following sentences as instructed in the brackets and rewrite them,
(into declarative sentence)
(into exclamatory sentence)
20. James cannot
1. How beautiful is this tulip!
A noun tells us
Kinds of No
2. It is a very beautiful scenery.
Nouns can be
(into interrogative sentence)
3. The baby is asleep.
(into interrogative sentence)
4. Call the next applicant.
Commo
and clas
(into declarative sentence)
5. Good God! You are late.
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• The
6. It is a pleasant evening.
into exclamatory sentence)
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7. How nice of you to help us!
into declarative sentence)
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8. Ah! It was a long day today.
into declarative sentence)
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9. This is a difficult question.
(into exclamatory sentence)
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Answer 1

$\huge\purple{\underline{\underline{\pink{Sente}\red{nce:-}}}}$

ꔷ A group of words that makes complete sense is called a sentence. A sentence always begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop, question mark or an exclamation mark.

$\star\;\large\bold{\underline{\underline{\sf{\red{Read \: these \: sentences:-}}}}}$

ꔷ We went for a picnic last week.

ꔷ our class teacher Baked Chocolate Cake.

In these sentences, the highlighted words are the subjects and the underlined words are the verbs.

$\huge{ \boxed { \bf { \pink{An} \orange{Sw} \pink{er:-}}}}$

1) How beautiful is the tulip!

⇒The tulip is beautiful.

2) It's a very beautiful scenery.

⇒ what a beautiful scenery !

3) The baby is asleep.

⇒ Is the baby slept?

4) Call the next applicant.

⇒ Call the next applicant

5) Good. God! you are late.

⇒ Good god, you are late.

6) It's a pleasant evening.

⇒ What a pleasant evening is!

7) How nice of you to help us.

⇒ It's nice of you to help us.

8) Ah! It was a long day today.

⇒ It is a long day today.

9) This is a difficult question.

⇒ what a difficult question !

$\large\bold\purple{♡}{\green{\underline{\pink{\mathbf{Additional\: information:-}}}}}\bold\purple{♡}$

✶ kinds of sentences:-

$\large{\underline{\overline{\mathtt{\purple{Declarative\: sentence:-}}}}}$

An assertive sentence makes a statement. It is known as declarative sentence.

$\large{\underline{\overline{\mathtt{\pink{interrogative\: sentence:-}}}}}$

An interrogative sentence ask questions.

$\large{\underline{\overline{\mathtt{\green{Imperative\: sentence:-}}}}}$

A sentence that gives a comment or an an order makes request or gives advice is called imperative sentence.

$\large{\underline{\overline{\mathtt{\red{exclamatory\: sentence:-}}}}}$

A sentence that expresses strong feeling is called an exclamatory sentence.

_______ ♛ Be BrAiNly ♛_______

Answer 2

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