Question

What is Sentence
types of sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

sentence is the set of words that makes the comp sense

Explanation:

there are 4 types of sentences

1 declarative

2 imperative

3 interrogative

4 exclamatory

Answer 2

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A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense by itself.

Examples: (a) John works hard.

(b) I like to read books.

Features :-

• A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense.
• It begins with a capital letter.
• It ends with a full stop (.), an exclamation mark (!) or a question mark (?).

Parts of sentence

Every sentence has two parts namely a subject and a predicate.

Subject and Predicate

(a) The subject is the first part of a sentence that tells what a sentence is about.

(b) The subject is the second part of a sentence that says something about the subject.

Features:-

• The subject is always a noun or a pronoun or a group of words that does the work of a noun. Examples: (a) The old palace is considered haunted. (b) All the boys are in the ground.
• The predicate may consist of one word or several words with the essential word being a verb. Example: My dress is beautiful. The verb is essential word in the predicate.

Types of Sentences:-

Sentences can be divided into different types on the basis of their meanings.

(1). Declarative: Declarative sentences make statements or some kind of observation. They are of two types.

Affirmative: These sentences simply say or state something.

Negative: These sentences express a negative meaning.

(2). Interrogative: An interrogative sentences asks a question and is formed by putting the auxiliary verb before the noun or by beginning the sentence with a wh word and ending with a question mark ‘?’.

(3). Imperative: Imperative sentences express requests, commands, advices or suggestions.

(In such sentences the subject is invariably the second person pronoun (you), which is generally implied.)

Examples: (a) Go to your room. (command)

(b) Please don't call me. (request)

(4). Exclamatory: Such sentences expressed sudden, strong feelings like surprise, delight, disgust and grief.

An exclamatory sentences ends with an exclamation mark.

Example: What a beautiful sights!

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