SENTENCE: DECLARATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE

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 Sentence

A group of words that makes complete sense or expresses a complete thought is called a sentence.

Eg. He went to the ground.

Declarative Sentence

 A declarative sentence makes a statement or shares information. It ends with a period. The purpose of the sentence is to give information. Assertive sentences are used to state something definitively or to make a clear statement. Facts, history, views, events, feelings, and beliefs are all covered through assertive sentences.

He walks every day. (Daily expression)

The sun rises in the east. (Fact)

She loves painting. (Hobby)

They are going to the market. (Action in progress)

I enjoyed the movie last night. (Past event)

My favorite color is blue. (Opinion)

We will visit the park tomorrow. (Future plan)

Interrogative Sentence:

An interrogative sentence is a type of sentence that asks a question. It is designed to gather information, seek clarification, or get a response from the listener or reader.

What is your name? (Asking for information)

Did you complete your homework? (Yes/No question)

Where are you going? (Wh- question)

Can you help me with this? (Request)

Are they coming to the party? (Yes/No question)

How does this machine work? (Explanation)

Would you like tea or coffee? (Choice)


Imperative sentence: An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives a command, makes a request, or offers advice.  Imperative sentences do not require a subject, and it usually begins with a verb. To show strong request, urgency exclamation mark is also used. 

Close the door.

Please pass me the salt.

Be quiet during the presentation.

Don't forget to call me later.

Study for your exams.

Stop right there!"

Hurry up!

Please help me!


Exclamatory Sentences:  An exclamatory sentence is a type of sentence that expresses strong emotion, surprise, excitement, or any other intense feelings. Exclamatory sentences often end with an exclamation mark to indicate the heightened emotion.

What a beautiful sunset!

I can't believe we won the game!

How stunning she looks in that dress!

Oh no, I forgot my keys!

Wow, that was an amazing performance!

Practice Session

She plays the piano every day.

What time does the train arrive?

Please open the window.

I can't believe we finished the project on time!

He loves reading books about history.

Where did you go for the summer vacation?

Don't touch that!

The stars shine brightly at night.

Will you join us for dinner tomorrow?

How did you solve the puzzle so quickly?

They are planning to visit the museum next week.

Can you give me a hand with this?

What a beautiful dress you're wearing!

The Earth revolves around the sun.

Please remember to submit your homework.

Do you like chocolate ice cream?

I enjoyed the concert last night!

Are we having lunch now?

She has been working on the project all week.

Wow, that was the best movie I've ever seen!

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