SENTENCES

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A sentence is made up of two parts, namely a __________ and a ___________

Subject and predicate

Subject and object

Introduction and conclusion

Noun and pronoun

Sentences that are used to ask questions are called ________________ sentences.

Assertive

Imperative

Interrogative

Excamatory

A group of words that makes sense but not complete sense is called a _____________

Limerick

Phrase

Sentence

Couplet

�What a beautiful baby he is!” Is an example of ____________sentence.

Assertive

Exclamatory

Interrogative

Imperative

“Please help me find my book”. Select the correct option to show what kind of sentence is this.

Command

Advice

Request

Suggestion

In an interrogative sentence, we place the __________before the ____________.

Auxiliary verb before the subject

Subject before the auxiliary verb

Noun before verb

Subject before object

A_____________ sentence is one which states or declares something.

Imperative

Assertive

Interrogative

Exclamatory

The interrogative form of the sentence, “They are coming now” is:

They are coming now?

Are they coming now?

Can they come now?

Will they come now?

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