Question

What's there to write about school ( make it assertive)​

Answer 1

Answer:

There's something to write about school

Answer 2

Explanation:

ASSERTIVE SENTENCE:

A sentence that makes a statement or assertion is called a Declarative or an Assertive sentence. It starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.

Sometimes Assertive sentence called Affirmativesentence but it is not all correct. Assertive sentence is divided into two parts-

• Affirmative sentence and

• Negative sentence.

Affirmative sentence has a positive meaning but anegative sentence has a negative meaning. BothAffirmative and Negative sentence are Assertivesentence.

Examples:

I am going to school.

• ASSERTIVE SENTENCE:
• A sentence that makes a statement or assertion is called a Declarative or an Assertive sentence. It starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.
• Sometimes Assertive sentence called Affirmativesentence but it is not all correct. Assertive sentence is divided into two parts-
• Affirmative sentence and
• Negative sentence.
• Affirmative sentence has a positive meaning but anegative sentence has a negative meaning. BothAffirmative and Negative sentence are Assertivesentence.
• Examples:
• I am going to school.
• You are asking a question.
• Sachin plays cricket.
• Jammu & Kashmir is not a part of Pakistan.
• So, to make an assertive sentence you can write a plane sentence without exclamation or question mark.
• You are asking a question.

Sachin plays cricket.

Jammu & Kashmir is not a part of Pakistan.

So, to make an assertive sentence you can write a plane sentence without exclamation or question mark.