Declarative: stating something
Interrogative: asking a question
Imperative: a command
Exclamatory: exclaiming something! The reader is made to hear it in their heads as something loud possibly or something important or for example, "Oh no!" Exclamatory sentences end witn exclamation points.
This sentence would be an example of a declarative sentence.
A
Reasoning:
Two texts can have the same or similar viewpoints, and some can not.
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Сorrect:
Interrupting his friends, Edward asked, "Is anyone else bored of telling stories? I'd rather we go bowling than sit around and talk."
My two children, Janet and Clark, who both love to work with their hands, are going to several different pottery classes this summer.
The two professors, both educated at Vanderbilt University, became deadly enemies once they received positions at rival colleges.
Incorrect:
Looking, for some friends Julio thought that maybe the other men at the soccer game, would be open to making new friends
Studying the poetry of William Wordsworth for the first time, the class particularly enjoyed his masterpiece, "Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey."
The company, which was started when the two founders were still in high school has now posted a profit of almost two million dollars in, the past year.
The plot, of the latest science fiction Mars movie is in my opinion, the dumbest one released yet.
Answer:
This is the person who has achieved the excellence that Aristotle calls virtue of character. This virtue is the excellence of the part of the soul that does not strictly speaking, engage in reasoning. But can be trained to accord perfectly with reason's judgment about what is best.
Answer:
A. Too many people are living in poverty
Explanation:
The description of the people in town show Swift's opinion to be that there are too many people living in poverty.
This is true because according to Mr. Swift, he observed and saw that there are a lot of people living in poverty and penury which he felt pity for.
