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Are you asking about what a sentence does? Usually a sentence either makes a statement or asks a queston. So, in that case, a "statement sentence" is one that states a fact or describes an event.
- Are you asking about what a sentence does?
- Usually a sentence either makes a statement or asks a queston.
- So, in that case, a "statement sentence" is one that states a fact or describes an event.
- " "The wind blew through the trees.
- " Is this what you wanted to know?
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Are you asking about what a sentence does? Usually a sentence either makes a statement or asks a queston. So, in that case, a "statement sentence" is one that states a fact or describes an event. "I hit the ball." "The wind blew through the trees. " Is this what you wanted to know?
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Hi guys,
Based on the grammar that I was taught, I would call it a declarative sentence.
Consider this, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_(linguistics )
Sentences c
Based on the grammar that I was taught, I would call it a declarative sentence.
Consider this, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_(linguistics )
Sentences c
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