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��NAME OF THE STUDENT TEACHER- �SEMESTER-IV�COURSE- EPC(3)� ROLL NO-50 , university roll- �SESSION-2018-2020

topic-POWER POINT PRESENTATION ON TYPES OF SENTENCES

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SENTENCE

  • DEFINATION – A group of words which makes complete sence is called a sentence .

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  • Examples - 1.the sun rises in the east.

2. why are you angry ? 3.how beautiful the rose is !

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Types of sentences

  • A sentence can be divided from different aspects. The major types are-

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A. Functional

AssesrtiveSentence

Interrogative Sentence

Imperative Sentence

Exclamatory Sentence

Optative Sentence

B. Structural

Simple Sentence

Complex Sentence

Compound Sentence

Complex- Compound

Sentence

Compound- Complex Sentence

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Assertive sentence

  • Defination- assertive sentence is a sentence which is used for stating a fact.

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  • Example- i am reading books.

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Interrogative sentence

  • Defination – interrogative sentence is a sentence which is used for asking question.

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  • Example- do you know the answer?

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Imperative sentence

  • Defination- imperative sentence is a sentence which is used to express order , request or advice .

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example- please read the text.

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Exclamatory sentence

  • Defination- exclamatory sentence is a sentence which is used to express wonder, surprise or others.

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  • Example- hurrah ! We have won the match.

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Optative sentence

  • Defination- optative sentence is a sentence which is used to express prayer, blessing etc.

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  • Example – may god bless you.

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Simple sentence

  • Defination- a sentence that contain one main clause and does not contain co-ordinate clause is called a simple sentence.

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  • Example- it is a dog.

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Complex sentence

  • Defination-the sentence which contains one main clause andone or more subordinate clauses is called acomplex sentence.

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  • Example- the blind man says that it is a big dog.

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Compound sentence

  • Defination- when two main clauses are joined together by a co-ordinating linker like and, or, but . We call it a compound sentence.
  • Example- it is a big dog but the idea is wrong.

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cONCLUSION

  • THESE DIFFERENT KINDS OF SENTENCES IN ENGLISH ALLOW US TO EXPRESS OURSELVES CLEARLY. USING A VARIETY OF SENTENCES IN YOUR WRITING WILL ADD INTEREST AND HELP YOU GET YOUR IDEAS EFFICTIVELY. TO COMMUNICATE CLEARLY, IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE FUNCTION OF EACH TYPE OF SENTENCE SO YOU CAN MAKE THE RIgHT CHOICE, DEPENDING ON YOUR PURPOSE.

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REFERENCE

  • 1. HIGHLIGHT OF ENGLISH ( PK. MUKHERJEE)
  • 2.CONCEPTUAL GRAMMER (K. JOSEPH, B. BANERJEE)

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