Question

what a silly excuse!change it into declarative
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Answer 1

Answer:

this is a silly excuse please mark me as brain list

Answer 2

Answer:

Declarative: It is a silly excuse.

Explanation:

Declarative:

• A declarative sentence makes a claim, presents information, explains something, or makes a statement.
• Declarative statements are another name for these kinds of sentences.
• The most typical sentence structure in English is a declarative one.
• A period marks the end of a declarative sentence, which makes a statement.
• A declarative sentence doesn't inquire, "Do you like cheese?," "Pass the cheese," or "I detest cheese!"
• It also doesn't convey instruction.
• Declarative sentences merely express the obvious (or a declaration).
• They disperse knowledge.
• An exclamation point must follow a declarative sentence (full stop).

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