Exclamatory Sentence - Explanation, Uses and Examples

Exclamatory Sentence - Explanation, Uses and Examples

Exclamatory sentence is just like assertive sentence but this sentence shows emotion or excitement. 

It means exclamatory sentence is a declarative sentence in which we emphasize a point.

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Imperative Sentence - Where to Use? Explanation with Examples

Imperative Sentence - Where to Use? Explanation with Examples

Imperative sentence expresses command, order, suggestion or request. 

This type of sentence is most common. 

We use this type of sentence in our daily life. 

In these sentences subject is always second person  that is you and thus you can easily identify an imperative sentence.

                    About Imperative sentences, we can say that-

Interrogative Sentence- Explanation, Types and Examples

Interrogative Sentence- Explanation, Types and Examples



Interrogative sentence is that sentence which asks question. 

These sentences always end with question mark (?). 

Types of Interrogative

Sentences

• ·       Wh-questions
• ·       Rhetorical questions (yes/ no)
• ·       Tag questions   
•       Alternative questions

Assertive Sentence - Categories, Examples with Explanation

Assertive Sentence - Categories, Examples with Explanation



We can use assertive sentence of any length. Though the length of assertive group of words varies, this group of words also contains subject and predicate 

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Sentence - Definition, Examples, Explanation and Types

Sentence - Definition, Examples, Explanation and Types

We should keep in mind that,

Sentences-

·         Must contain subject and predicate.

·         Should be complete in sense.

·         Starting letter should be capital.

·         Full stop, exclamatory mark or question mark should be at the end.

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Passive Voice of Perfect Future Tense- How to form?

Passive Voice of Perfect Future Tense- How to form?

Formation of active voice and passive voice in perfect future tense

Active voice

The formation of sentence in perfect future tense active is-

• Subject + shall/ will + have + past participle of verb + object

Passive voice

The passive formation of perfect future tense is-

• Object + shall/will + have + been + past participle of verb + by + subject

Now we have to take a sentence and interchange into passive voice. Let’s see how to do it.

Passive Voice - The Formation in Simple Future Tense

Passive Voice - The Formation in Simple Future Tense

Formation of passive voice in simple future tense

The formation in simple future tense

Affirmative sentence is –

• Object + will + be + past participle of verb + by + Subject + remaining words

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