Question

is this the way to talk to your father ( change interrogative into assertive sentences )​

Answer 1

Answer:

in this way we cannot talk to your father

Answer 2

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Is this the way to talk to your father?

( change interrogative into assertive sentences )

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This is not the way to talk to your father.

OR

In this way you can't talk to your father.

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There are four types of sentences.

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

Assertive sentence :-

A sentence that makes a statement is called an assertive or declarative sentence, which ends with a full stop(.). Eg:- Jack has a dog.

Imperative sentence :-

The sentence which shows command or request is called an imperative sentence. It also ends with a full stop(.). Eg:- Please shut the door.

Interrogative sentence :-

Interrogative sentences interrogate, or ask questions and punctuate with a question mark(?). Eg:- What is going on?

Exclamatory sentence :-

Exclamatory sentence conveys strong emotion or excitement and punctuate with an exclamatory mark(!). Eg:- Wow what a nice car!