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Silak12 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

A positive negative sentence is/are?

Hi, everyone.

They will be able to tell what a positive negative and interrogative sentence is?

They will be able to tell what a positive negative and interrogative sentence are?

Which one of the above is correct?

Thanks

  

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Say eg They will be able to tell what positive , negative and interrogative sentence s are . But better is eg They will be able to explain what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are. eg They will understand what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.

— Clive

  • Say eg They will be able to tell what positive , negative and interrogative sentence s are .
  • But better is eg They will be able to explain what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.
  • eg They will understand what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.
  • eg They will be able to identify positive, negative and interrogative sentences.
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Say eg They will be able to tell what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.

But better is

eg They will be able to explain what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.

eg They will understand what positive, negative and interrogative sentences are.

eg They will be able to identify positive, negative and interrogative sentences.

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silak12positive

'affirmative' is probably used more often in the given context.

CJ

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