1. A group of words which makes a complete sense is
called a sentence.
e.g.:- Amar writes a letter.
He goes to school daily.
He is slow but sure.
PARTS OF SENTENCE
1. SUBJECT
2. PREDICATE
SUBJECT: - What is said about something
or someone is called a subject.
e.g.:- He goes to school daily.
Sub predicate
PREDICATE: - What is said about the subject is
called predicate.
e.g.: - Bring my walking stick.
Predicate
Share your feelings.
Predicate
KINDS OF SENTENCE
1.ASSERTIVE SENTENCE
2.IMPERATIVE SENTENCE
2. 3.INTRRROGATIVE SENTENCEE
4.OPTATIVE SENTENCE
5.EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE
ASSERTIVE SENTENCE: - A sentence which asserts
something is called assertive sentence.
e.g.:- He is a boy.
He is reading.
They do their work themselves.
He taught me Urdu.
She sought a good job.
RECOGNITION
It starts with a subject.
It says something.
It is written in all tenses.
It ends with a full stop (.).
IMPERATIVE SENTENCE: - A sentence which
expresses order, command, suggestion or advice is
called an imperative sentence.
e.g.:- Open the door.
Stand up.
Sing a song.
Help the poor.
Recognition
It starts with main verb/finite verb.
Its subject (you) is understood.
It is written in present indefinite tense only.
3. It ends with a full stop (.).
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE: - A sentence which
interrogates is called an interrogative sentence.
e.g.:- Do you know English?
Are you preparing for examination?
What is your name?
Recognition
It starts with WH word.
It starts with helping verb.
It is written in all tenses.
It ends with notes of interrogation (?).
OPTATIVE SENTENCE: - A sentence which
expresses wish or desire is called an optative
sentence.
e.g. - May you live long!
May god help you!
May he live long!
Recognition
It starts with May.
It is written in present indefinite tense only.
MAY+SUB+INFINITIVE (without to) + (!)
EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE: - A sentence which
expresses sudden feeling or emotion of the heart is
called exclamatory sentence.
e.g.:-Hurrah! We won the match.
