The document discusses the five kinds of sentences: assertive, negative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative. Assertive sentences make statements, negative sentences express negation, interrogative sentences ask questions, exclamatory sentences express strong feelings, and imperative sentences give commands or requests. Examples of each kind of sentence are provided.

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2. jawad
Grade 9th
Kinds Of
Sentences
Introductio
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3. SENTENCE
A meaningful group of word which
gives a complete since is called
Sentence.
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There are five kinds of
Sentences.

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1. Assertive Sentences.
2. Negative Sentences.
3. Interrogative Sentences.
4. Imperative sentences.
5. Exclamatory Sentences.

5. 1. ASSERTIVE SENTENCES
A sentence that makes a statement
or assertion is called assertive or
declarative sentence.
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Examples;
I. Two and two makes four.
II. The poor beggar sat on the
floor.
III. God is present everywhere.

6. 2. NEGATIVE SENTENCE
A sentence that expresses negative
statement or refusal is called negative
sentence.
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Examples;
I. They have no money.
II. Nasar was not taking tea.
III. He does not travel by the bus.

7. 3. INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE
A sentence that asks a question is
called interrogative sentence
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Examples;
I. What is your name?
II. How old are you?
III. Where do you live?

8. 4. EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE
A sentence that express strong feeling is
called exclamatory sentence.
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Examples;
I. Hurrah1 We have won the
match. (joy)
II. Alas! My father is dead.
(grief,sorrow)
III. What a beautiful flower it is.
(wonder,surprise)

9. 5. IMPERATIVE SENTENCE
A sentence that express a command or
an entreaty is called imperative
sentences.
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Examples;
I. Get out of the room. (command)
II. Take pity on me. (entreaty)
III. Shut the door. (command)

10. This is my Presentation
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Thank You

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