Read the following sentences and tick (~) the assertive/declarative sentences.
1. He does not want to go to the party.
2. What are you doing here?
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Answer: The first one is assertive whereas the second one is interrogative.
Explanation: The first one gives an information about the person not wanting to go to the party, hence it is an assertive sentence.
The second sentence is asking an other person about what he's/she's doing there, hence it is an interrogative sentence.
1. He does not want to go to the party. ( ~ )
2. What are you doing here? ( X )
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hey mate
1) he doesn't want to go to the party
this sentence is the assertive or declarative sentence
2)what are you doing here?
this sentence is the interrogative sentence
because (?) question mark is mentioned
hope it helps you
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