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The statement about is TRUE. A declarative sentence makes a statement and it usually ends in a period.
A declarative sentence is one which expresses an opinion or make a statement. It is one of the four types of sentence that exist in English language, the other three are: imperative, interrogative and exclamatory sentences.
An example of declarative sentence is this: Mr. Patrick is an extremely good surgeon.

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