Sentence and Kinds of Sentences
Sentence and Kinds of Sentences
Que. What is a sentence?
Ans.- A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense.
Examples –
1.I write poems.
2.She plays.
3. Virat Kohli plays cricket.
4. Mohan is poor but honest.
5.Rahul said that he would come.
Parts of Sentences –
There are two main parts of a sentence–
1.Subject – Subject of a sentence is mainly a noun or a pronoun–
2.Predicate – predicate tells about the subject.
Examples –
Subject Predicate
I write
She plays
Virat Kohli plays cricket.
Mohan is poor but honest.
Rahul said that he would come.
Kinds of sentences - 1
According to the functions, sentences are divided into the following five kinds –
1.Assertive Sentences
2.Interrogative Sentences
3.Imperative Sentences
4.Optative Sentences
5.Exclamatory Sentences
Question – What are Assertive Sentence?
Assertive Sentences - Assertive Sentences are simple statements that ends with a full stop. It may be be positive or negative.
Examples –
1.She is a good girl.
2.He will never accept your offer.
Que.- What are Interrogative Sentences?
Interrogative Sentences - 2.Interrogative Sentences ask questions.
Examples –
1.What is your name?
2.May I come in?
3.Why didn’t you complete your homework?
Que.- What are Imperative Sentences?
Imperative Sentences are used to express an order, request, advice, proposal etc.
Examples –
1.Go out of the room. (order)
2.Help me, please. (request)
3.Keep a cool head in problems. (advice)
4. Let us do our homework. (Proposal)
Que. - What are Optative Sentences?
Optative Sentences express a prayer, wish, curse. Optative Sentences ends with exclamatory marks (!)
Examples –
1.May God bless you!
2.May you live long!
3.May you go to hell!
Que. – What are Exclamatory Sentences?
Ans. - Exclamatory Sentences express sudden feelings of the mind. These feelings can be of happiness, sorrow, surprise, applause or can be used to attract attention.
Examples –
1.Hurrah! We have won the match.
2.Alas! The old peon has passed away.
3.How beautiful that scene is!
4.Bravo! Well done, my son!
5.Hello! How are you?
Kinds of sentences - 2
According to the function of clauses, sentences are divide into three kinds –
1.Simple Sentence
2.Compound Sentence
3.Complex Sentence
Question – What is a Simple Sentence?
Ans. – A Simple Sentence is a one clause sentence containing one subject and one verb.
Examples-
1.He plays cricket.
2.Mohan is poor.
Question – What is a Compound Sentence?
Ans. – A Compound Sentence must have two or more than two clauses joined by co-ordinate conjunctions.
Examples-
1.He plays cricket as well as hockey.
2.Mohan is poor but he is honest.
Question – What is a Complex Sentence?
A Complex Sentence has one Principal Clause (Main Clause) and one or more Subordinate Clause (Dependent Clauses). Every part has a subject and a finite verb of its own.
A Complex Sentence is joined with Subordinate Conjunctions.
Examples –
1.He could not come to school yesterday because he was ill.
2.I will punish you if you talk like that.
3. I can’t tell you where she lives.
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