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We are provided with a statement ' Read your lessons ' and we are asked which type of sentence it is. The sentence provided to us is an imperative sentence.
- The sentences that are used in the English language can be broadly divided into four different types.
- They are exclamatory sentences, declarative or assertive sentences, interrogative sentences, and imperative sentences.
- Exclamatory sentences are those sentences that contain a show of strong emotion or shock.
- Declarative or assertive sentences are sentences that state the fact of the sentence.
- Interrogative sentences are sentences that help to ask a question to the reader.
- Imperative sentences are a type of sentence that provided advice or order to another person.
- In the sentence provided an order is given to read your lessons.
- So from the above definitions, we can infer that the sentence provided is an imperative sentence.
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The given sentence is an example of imperative sentence.
what is a sentence?
A sentence consists of group of words that expresses a statement, a question, etc. and has a subject and a verb. There are different types of sentences in English grammar.
- Declarative Sentence- Any declaration, from critically significant information to a trivial detail, is made in a declarative sentence.
- Imperative Sentence- A sentence that gives the reader a directive, a request, or a command is considered imperative.
- Interrogative Sentence- An interrogative sentence is one that is typically employed to pose a query in an effort to learn more about a subject.
- Exclamatory Sentence- A phrase that uses an exclamation mark does so to convey sudden or intense feelings. It has a capital letter at the start and an exclamation point at the conclusion.
Since the given sentence "read your lessons" is giving the reader a command, it is an example of imperative sentence.
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