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Kinds Of Sentences Exercise

January 12, 2019 - C1pdf

Read the following sentences and state their kind.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Where have you been all this while?
Wrong!
The sentence is "Interrogative" because it asks a question.
2He took voluntary retirement last year.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Declarative" because it makes a statement.
3Bravo, you're doing quite well!
Wrong!
The sentence is "Exclamatory" because it expresses strong feeling.
4Put it down.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Imperative" because it gives a command.
5She lives in a small town with her husband and children.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Declarative" because it makes a statement.
6I don't remember his name.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Declarative" because it makes a statement.
7She forgot to lock the door before going out.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Declarative" because it makes a statement.
8What did you do with the money?
Wrong!
The sentence is "Interrogative" because it asks a question.
9I don't want to leave now.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Declarative" because it makes a statement.
10Give me a ring.
Wrong!
The sentence is "Imperative" because it gives a request or instruction.
11How disgusting!
Wrong!
The sentence is "Exclamatory" because it expresses strong feeling.
12What a pleasant surprise!
Wrong!
The sentence is "Exclamatory" because it expresses strong feeling.
Done.
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Answers

  1. Where have you been all this while? — Interrogative
  2. He took voluntary retirement last year. — Declarative
  3. Bravo, you’re doing quite well! — Exclamatory
  4. Put it down. — Imperative
  5. She lives in a small town with her husband and children. — Declarative
  6. I don’t remember his name. — Declarative
  7. She forgot to lock the door before going out. — Declarative
  8. What did you do with the money? — Interrogative
  9. I don’t want to leave now. — Declarative
  10. Give me a ring. — Imperative
  11. How disgusting! — Exclamatory
  12. What a pleasant surprise! — Exclamatory
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