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3 years ago

Name the five types of sentences..

2 answers:

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A) Simple Sentence
b) Complex Sentence
c) Compound Sentence
d) Compound-complex Sentence
e) Exclamatory sentence

GalinKa [24]3 years ago

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Declarative sentences( End in period, like the sentence I am writing now), Exclamatory sentences(End in exclamation mark), Interrogative sentences(End in question mark), Imperative sentences(giving a command), and Conditional sentences(If____________, I would_____________.).

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