English, asked by sairabegum6786, 4 days ago

Read the following sentences given below and write in the space provided whether they are ‘telling’, ‘question’, or ‘surprise’ sentences. (4 marks)

(a) Is it okay to not learn math's this year?
(b) The bottle is kept on that table.
(c) What a heavy lunch that was!
(d) How many rabbits do you have?

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Answered by mesaanvisharma

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Telling
Surprise
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Answered by daljitsanghera372

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(a) Question

(b) Telling

(c) Surprise

(d) Question

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