The kind of Sentences
1.
Assertive
Sentences--- sentences
of the kind make statements or assertions; as,
§
Islamabad
is the capital of Pakistan (Affirmative)
§
Death
is not the end of life (Negative)
§
She
did go to School (Emphatic)
If a statement is positive (as in
the first example), it is called an Affirmative Sentence, but if a statement is
not positive ( as in the Second example) it is called Negative Sentence. And if
a statement is forceful ( as in third example) , it is called an Emphatic
Sentences.
2. Introgetive Sentences:- Sentences
of the kind ask questions; as,
§
Did you post that letter yesterday?
§
How old are you?
3. Imperative Sentences---
Sentences of the Kind express commands or requests; as,
§
Bring me a cup of tea. ( Command)
§
Lend me your camera please (Request)
An imperative Sentence may also express some advice or make some
prohibition; as.
§
Respect your elders. (Advice)
§
Do not tell a lie ( Prohibition)
4.
Exclamatory
Sentences: Sentence of the kind express strong feelings or emotions;
as,
§
How foolish I have been!
§
Hurrah! We have won the day.
5.
Optative
Sentences:- Sentences of this kind ecpresse some wish; as,
§
May you live long!
§
Would that I were rich!
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