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Sentence : A sentence is a group of words which makes complete sense.Here are some examples:

  1. We love our country. 
  2. Where is my book?
  3. Wait for me.
  4. What a fine hit!
  5. May you win the race.

📌 Remember
  1. Every sentence begins with a capital letter.
  2. A full stop or period (.) is placed at the end of every imperative or assertive sentence.
  3. A mark of exclamation (!) is placed at the end of every optative or exclamatory sentence.
  4. A question mark (?) is placed at the end of every interrogative sentence.


Kinds of Sentences :
1. Assertive sentence: An assertive sentence is the one that makes a statement or assertion. It may be affirmative or negative and positive sentence. 
Examples:
  1. This pen is very costly.
  2. I have not seen this picture.
  3. I get up early in the morning.
  4. You pray to God everyday.
  5. I should stick to my promise.


2. Interrogative sentence : An interrogative sentence is the one which ask a question.
Examples:
  1. Where are my shoes?
  2. Has he taken the test?
  3. Am I strong?
  4. Are you on leave today?
  5. What is your name?


3. Imperative sentence: An imperative sentence is the one which expresses a command, a request ,an advise or an entreaty.
Examples:
  1. Shut the front door. 
  2. Do not keep my book.
  3. Let me go.
  4. Always speak the truth. 
  5. Be nice to everyone. 

4. Exclamatory sentence: An exclamatory sentence makes a statement that conveys some sudden strong emotion or excitement.
Examples:
  1. How beautiful the flower is!
  2. What an idea!
  3. Bravo! You have done well.
  4. How stiff the paper is!
  5. What a wonderful opportunity!


5. Optative sentence: An optative sentence expresses a prayer, keen wish, curse, etc. This kind of sentence generally starts with 'may' or 'wish'. Sometimes ,'may' remains hidden.
Examples:
  1. May God bless you!
  2. Long live the king!
  3. May you win the race!
  4. May you grow wiser!
  5. I wish I were a king!

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