Download Kinds of Sentences

Welcome
Teacher Familiarity :
Muhammad Amdadul Huque
MA in English.
Asst: Teacher In the
department of English,
Tirerhat Sheed Idris Memorial
Secondary School. Jessore
Sadar.
Lesson Familiarity :
The Sentence
Class : Nine
Time : 45
Date : 10/02/2016
Learning Outcome :
The Students will be able to give the definition of
the sentence.
They will be able to make sentences.
They will be able to discuss the sentences.
They will be able to identify how to improve the
sentence.
Headlines :
The Sentence
A sentence is a group of words which makes
a complete sense is called a sentence .
Kinds of Sentences
English sentences can be divided into five classes
according to meaning .
1. Assertive sentence 2. Interrogative sentence 3.
Imperative sentence 4.Optative Sentence 5. Exclamation
Sentence .
Assertive Sentence:
A sentence that makes a statement or
assertion is called a declarative or assertive
sentence .
Assertive sentences are of two kinds. They are :
1. Affirmative Sentence
2. Negative Sentence
Affirmative Sentence :
Affirmative Sentence Which affirms something is
called an affirmative sentence.
I have given some examples with structure which is bellow.
Structure :Subject + Transitive Verb + Direct Object .
We collect food .
Negative Sentence:
The sentence which denies something is
called a negative sentence .
Structure : Subject + do not / does not + transitive verb + direct object
Example : He does not carry the luggage .
Most Common Transitive Verbs are
given bellow.
Attack , Boil , Break , Bring , Buy ,
Bend , Catch , Carry , Choose , Collect
, Cut , Do , Drive , Drink , Eat ,
Explain , Expand, Finish etc.
Try to make sentences above the words
Structure : Subject + Intransitive
Verb
Example : The girl is dancing nicely on the
stage .
Most Common Intransitive Verbs are given bellow:
Come , Dance , Go , Swim , Float, Stroll , Run, Jump, Walk, Fly , Get up ,
Rise , Move , Travel , Cry , Shout , Roar , Whistle , Howl ,Bleat , Trumpet
, Mew , Bark , Twitter , Laugh , Neigh , Sob , Scream , etc.
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Make five sentences above the words
Interrogative Sentence :
The sentence that asks a question is called an interrogative sentence.
Structure : Auxiliary Verb + Subject + base form of verb + direct object + ?
Example : Does Kamal throw a stone?
Structure : Auxiliary Verb + Subject +base form of verb + indirect object + ?
Example : Do they help the poor man ?