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The Sentences
"A sentence is an arrangement of a group of words that makes a complete and meaningful sense."
Example:- Please shut the door.
                   The earth moves round the sun.

Kinds of Sentences 

(A) Assertive/Statement/Declarative
(B) Interrogative
(C) Imperative
(D) Optative 
(E) Exclamatory

(A) Assertive/Statement/Declarative:
              "When we need to give some facts or to describe events or things whether negative or positive,we use assertive sentences.An assertive sentence makes only a statement,an assertion and ends with a full stop."
Structures:
(i) S + V + O/C
(ii) S + V1/V5 + O/C
(iii) S + is/am/are + V4 + O/C
(iv) S + have/ has + V3 + O/C
(v) S + have/has + been + V4 + O/C
(vi) S + V2 + O/C
(vii) S + modal + V1
(viii) S + modal + be + V4
(ix) S + modal + have + V3
(x) S + modal + have been +V4
                   {Where S = Subject, v = Verb, O = Object, C = Complement}
Examples: Affirmative or Yes-statement:
           Abhishek has done his M.B.B.S.from kolkata.
           She may win the prize.
           I am sure you too will begin to speak English.
           Neha went to Delhi yesterday.
Examples: Negative or No-statement: 
           Abha has not been reading the newspaper.
           Komal is not living in Patna these days.
           They never come in time.
           I hardly go there.
           Barking dogs seldom bite.
           I have no money.

(B) Interrogative Sentences:
               "When we need to ask someone a question,we use an Interrogative Sentence.It ends with a mark of interrogation(?)."
(i)Yes/No-questions:
Structures: Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Main Verb + Other words ? 
 Examples: Do you read any newspaper?
                    Does he smoke?
                    Is that your pen? 
                    Will he pass the examination?
                    Can you speak English fluently?
(ii) Wh-questions:
StructuresWh-words + Subject + Main Verb + Other words ?
  Examples: Who discovered the laws of motion?
                         What happened? 
                         Whose horse won the race?          
                         How are you?
(C) Imperative Sentences:
              "When we need to express some commands,request and advice,we use Imperative Sentences."
Examples: Come on/ in time.
                       Help the poor.
                       Don't pluck the flowers.
                       Please,lend me fifty rupees.
                       Never tell a lie.

(D) Optative Sentences:
               "When we need to express a wish/prayer/curse to some one, we use optative sentences."
Examples: Wish you a very happy new year ! / I wish you a happy new year !
                      May you be successful !
                      May you live long !
                      Many many happy returns of the day !
                      May that building collapse !

(E) Exclamatory Sentences:
                   "When we need to express some strong and sudden feeling of surprise, sorrow, joy, anger, regret, contempt, hatred etc. we use exclamatory sentences."
 Structures:   How + Adjective
                       How + Adjective + Noun
 Examples:   What a boy !
                       How beautiful !
                       What a dashing personality !
                       Alas ! I am undone.
                       Pooh ! Pooh !
                       How dare you !
                        How bad !
                        Hurrah ! we have won the match.

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