Question

I do not pity a lazy man which kind of sentence is this assertive interrogative exclamatory or imperative

Answer 1

Answer:

It is a assertive sentence

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Answer 2

Answer:

It is an assertive sentence.

Explanation:

• Declarative or assertive, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences are the four primary categories into which sentences fall.
• Exclamatory sentences show strong or sudden emotion, while interrogative sentences aim to ask a question.
• Assertive sentences merely declare or state something.
• Imperative sentences express a command, order, or request.
• In the given sentence, the subject is declaring a fact about himself.
• A fact-stating sentence is an assertive sentence. These are straightforward assertions. They make a claim, assertion, or declaration. Additionally known as declarative sentences.
• Declarative sentences, often known as assertive sentences, make a claim.

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