Identify the type of sentences

The types of sentence are:

a) The sentence which declares or asserts a statement, feeling, opinion, incident, event, history, or anything is called an assertive sentence. 

b) Negative sentences are typically formed by adding the word "not" after the helping verb. 

c) Declarative sentences tell something or make a statement and is written in the present tense. 

d) Interrogative sentences ask a question. 

e) Imperative sentences make a command or tell someone to do something. 

f) Exclamatory sentences express a feeling and use an exclamation point at the end of a sentence.

For Example:
1) He will not go outside today.
Ans. Negative sentence.

2) Tejas is an intelligent boy.
Ans. Assertive sentence

3) Alas! He went outside.
Ans. Exclamatory sentences

4) Where are you going?
Ans. Interrogative sentences

5) What a tasty food! 
Ans. Exclamatory sentences

6) You stand here.
Ans. Imperative sentences

7) We are singing here. 
Ans. Assertive sentence

8) Which is your favourite subject? 
Ans. Interrogative sentences

9) Oh! I missed the bus. 
Ans. Exclamatory sentences

10) Where is the bus? 
Ans. Interrogative sentences

11) Keep silence. 
Ans. Imperative sentences

12) Teacher teaches student. 
Ans. Assertive sentence

13) Stop the bike. 
Ans. Imperative sentences

14) What a movie! 
Ans. Exclamatory sentences

15) He is running. 
Ans. Assertive sentence

16) Oh !.....my poor bird, how you flew !
Ans Exclamatory sentences

17) Come in here.
Ans Imperative sentence

18) But try and study more.
Ans Imperative sentences

19) Now go and make the beds. 
Ans Imperative sentence

20) How strange life it is! 
Ans Exclamatory sentences

21) There were no one in the class.
Ans Negative sentence

22) Now come and speak.
Ans Imperative sentence

23) I am not going to school.
Ans Negative sentence

24) Make your bed, before going out.
Ans imperative sentence

25) Run, my dear.
Ans Imperative sentence

26) The sky is blue.
Ans. Declarative sentences

27) He runs.
Ans. Declarative sentences

28) Have you ever seen my pen?
Ans Interrogative sentences

29) What! You are not bringing my bike. 
Ans Exclamatory sentences

30) How will you go there ? 
Ans Interrogative sentence

31) One day, they saw a snake. 
Ans Assertive sentences

32) Come over here and keep silence.
Ans Imperative sentence

33) What! That’s impossible! 
Ans Exclamatory sentences

34) Deposit all your money in one account.
Ans Imperative sentence

35) Sanjay is sad. 
Ans. Declarative sentences

36) Where do you live? 
Ans Interrogative sentence

37) Do your duty.
Ans Imperative sentence

38) What a beautiful place it is! 
Ans Exclamatory sentences

39) Ah! I have got the first prize.
Ans. Exclamatory Sentence

40) Be quite.
Ans. Imperative Sentence

41) Go there. -----
Ans. Imperative Sentence

42) How gracefully he played!
Ans. Exclamatory Sentence

43) But I don’t know what you see. 
Ans Negative sentence

44) It is a nice day. 
Ans. Declarative sentences

45) You must write to your friend.
Ans Imperative sentences

46) In March,2020 lockdown was imposed all over the country due to Coronavirus pandemic.
Ans. Assertive Sentence. 

47) Why do you spit here?
Ans. Interrogative sentences     

48) Don't lose faith. 
Ans. Imperative sentences 

49) Can you please tell me what you just heard?
Ans. Interrogative sentences 

50) Why didn't you come first?
Ans. Interrogative sentences 

51) How can you behave like this way?
Ans. Interrogative sentences 

52) You can't eat this.
Ans. Negative sentences 

53) Why you didn't write this paper?
Ans. Interrogative sentences 

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