Question

Rearrange the words to form the types of sentences as indicated in the brackets. Also, punctuate them correctly.

1. school how was annual grand the function (exclamatory)

2. really sight of snow-clad the awe-inspiring the mountains was (assertive)

3. receive you that week did parcel last sent I the you (interrogative)

4. button the top on machine the press blue activate to (imperative)

5. monuments last favourite of the Lotus Temple my the visited that all week we the is (assertive)

6. now the premises right leave (imperative)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. how grand the annual function was!
2. the sight of snow clad mountains was really awe inspiring.
3. did you receive the parcel that I sent you last week?
4. press the blue button on the top of the machine to activate it.
5. last week we all visited my favorite monument that is the lotus temple.
6. leave the premises right now.

Explanation:

make sure to start every sentence with capital letters.

Answer 2

Answer:

1-How grand the annual function was!

2-The sight of snow clad mountains was really awe inspiring.

3-Did you receive the parcel that I sent you last week?

4- Press the blue button on the top of the machine to activate it.

5-Last week we all visited my favorite monument that is the lotus temple.

6-Leave the premises right now.

Explanation:

Affirmative sentence:

An affirmative sentence is a sentence that affirms (rather than negates) a proposition.

Eg. He is honest.

2. Negative Sentence:

A negative sentence states something is not true or incorrect or presents some fact by using a negative

word (e.g. no, not). A negative sentence can be formed when words like “no”, “not”, “don’t” or

“doesn’t” is added to the sentence.

Eg. Dogs do not chase after rats.

Interchange of affirmative and negative sentences:

(i) By way of using negative word with opposite adjectives, an affirmative sentence could be

transformed into negative sentence.

Affirmative: Man is mortal.

Negative: Man is not immortal.

Affirmative: He is honest.

Negative: He is not dishonest.

Affirmative: Brutus loved Caesar.

Negative: Brutus did not hate Caesar.

Affirmative: Where there is fire, there is smoke.

Negative: There is no smoke without fire.

Affirmative: Everyone distrusts a liar.

Negative: No one trusts a liar.

(ii) By the way of changing degrees of comparison:

Affirmative: He is as good as I am.

Negative: I am not better than he is.

Affirmative: He is the best student.

Negative: No other student is as good as he.

Affirmative: As soon as the teacher arrived, the noise ceased.

Negative: No sooner did the teacher arrive than the noise ceased.

(iii) There are also other ways to change a affirmative sentence to a negative sentence:

Affirmative: Only the brave deserve the fair.

Negative: None but the brave deserves the fair.

Affirmative: He is too weak to walk.

Negative: He is so weak that he cannot walk.

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3. Assertive sentence:

An assertive sentence is a sentence that states a fact. Such sentences are simple statements. They state,

assert, or declare something. They are also called declarative sentences. Assertive sentences usually end

with a period or full stop.

Eg. Raju is a dedicated student.

4. Exclamatory sentence:

An exclamatory sentence makes a statement (just like a declarative sentence), but it also conveys

excitement or emotion. An exclamatory sentence ends with an exclamation mark (!)

Eg. I just won the award!

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