Question

Types of sentences with definition in english type

Answer 1

Answer:

The sentence is generally defined as a word or a group of words that expresses a thorough idea by giving a statement/order, or asking a question, or exclaiming.

Example:

He is a good boy (statement), Is he a good boy? (question), What a nice weather! (exclaiming).

Ideally, a sentence requires at least one subject and one verb. Sometimes the subject of a sentence can be hidden, but the verb must be visible and present in the sentence. Verb is called the heart of a sentence.

Types of sentence

1. Assertive declaritive sentence

2. Imperitive sentences

3. Interrogative sentences

4. Exclamatory sentences

Assertive sentences

assertive sentences give information. We use them to share facts and ideas, in other words, to declare, state, assert, or claim something. These are probably the most common kind of sentence in writing, speeches, and lectures; they are the meat-and-potatoes of giving information. Other kinds of sentence may be more common in conversation with your friends.

Here are a few examples:

The dog went to the county fair.

Kim saw the dog eat popcorn.

Dogs don’t usually eat popcorn.

The popcorn blew the lid off the pot because it was so hot.

I like popcorn more than grubs, for a snac

a. What is an interrogative sentence?

An interrogative sentence is a question. They are easy to recognize because they always end with question marks (?). Questions are really requests or commands for people to give us information, but they are more polite than commands.

Here are some examples:

Why is the dog going to the county fair?

Have you ever been to a county fair? (a yes/no question)

What is your favorite sauce to put on grubs?

How do you make popcorn?

a. What is an imperative sentence?

An imperative is a verb expressing a command, thus, an imperative sentence basically gives instructions, requests, or demands, although they can also be used to share wishes and make invitations. Basically, they tell someone what to do. But commanding someone to do something like have fun! or come to my party! is naturally understood as a well-wishing or invitation. Here are some examples:

Have fun at the fair! (well-wishing)

Come to the fair with me! (invitation)

Feed the dog once per day. (instruction)

Please don’t give the dog popcorn. (request)

Stop feeding the dog! (command)

What is an Exclamatory Sentence?

Exclamatory sentences are ways to share strong feelings such as excitement. They are usually just like declarative sentences in form and function, just with more emotion. But one can also make exclamatory questions, or exclamations that are not full sentences; here are a few:

I can’t believe how fast that dog ate all the popcorn!

Hey! There’s no more popcorn!

What do you think you’re doing?!

That popcorn isn’t for dogs!

hope this will help you!!!

Answer 2

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There are 4 types of sentences are there.

Declarative sentence

Exclamatory sentence

Imperative sentence

Interrogative sentence

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