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1. Sanjay is not in town now.
- Declarative sentence.
2. Roshie's mother is ill.
- Declarative sentence.
3. A child is crying in the backyard.
- Declarative sentence.
4. We are the members of this club.
- Declarative sentence.
Types of sentences.
There are four types of sentences.
1) Declarative sentences.
These are sentences that convey information. They are also the most commonly used sentences in our day-to-day conversations.
Examples:
- She is starting a business.
- My brother has learnt swimming.
2) Imperative sentences.
These are sentences that convey a request/command.
Examples:
- Shut the door.
- Get me a new pen.
3) Interrogative sentences.
As the name suggests, these are sentences that are in the form of a question.
Examples:
- How long have you been waiting here?
- Do you know French?
4) Exclamatory sentences.
These are sentences that convey emotions. They end with an exclamation mark.
Examples:
- We have defeated them!
- This is the best present I've ever received!
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- Sanjay is not in town now. (Declarative/Assertive/Negative Sentence )
- Roshie's mother is I'll. (Declarative/Assertive Sentence)
- A child is crying in the backyard. (Declarative/Assertive Sentence)
- We are the members of this club. (Declarative/Assertive Sentence)
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There are the 4 Types of Sentences
- Assertive/Declarative Sentences: Makes a statement and ends with a period.Example-The dog walked out of the house.
- Imperative Sentences : Expresses a command or request and also ends with a period. Example- Do your homework.
- Exclamatory Sentences: Shows excitement or strong feeling(s) and ends with an exclamation point (!). Example- That's so cool!
- Interrogation Sentences : Asks a question and ends with a question mark (?). Example- Are you feeling cold, sweetheart?
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