English Grammar | what is a sentence.

The sentence.

When we write or speak something we use generally these words in a sequence; as, 

This is my bag.

This is mine.
Are you Rohit?
This is cute.

Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part	Section		No of Questions	Maximum Marks	Time Allowed
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Part 2	G.K & General Awareness		25	25
Part 3	Basic Mathematics		25	25
Part 4	English/Hindi		25	25

Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 

General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Basic Mathematics 25 25 

English/Hindi 25 25 

Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 

Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Basic Mathematics 25 25 

English/Hindi 25 25 

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 
Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 

Part Section No of Questions Maximum Marks Time Allowed

Part 1 General intelligent and reasoning 25 25 90

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 

Part 2 G.K & General Awareness 25 25 

Part 3 Basic Mathematics 25 25 

Part 4 English/Hindi 25 25 
A group of words like above, which have a complete sense is called a sentence.
Now kinds.
Kinds of sentences:
Sentences have four kinds:
Those are:
1. Those sentences which make statements as;
Dumpty sat on a wall.
2. Those in which we ask questions like;
Where is your notebook?
3. Those which expresses commands, requests, and entreaties like;
Be happy.

Have mercy upon us.

4. Those which express strong feelings like;
How tall are you!
What a shame!

• Those sentences which make statements or assertions are known as Declarative or Assertive sentences.

• Those sentences which ask questions are known as Interrogative sentences.

• Those sentences which expresses a command or an entreaty are known as Imperative sentences.
• A sentence that expresses strong feeling is called an Exclamatory sentence.

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When we write or speak something we use generally these words in a sequence; as, 

This is my bag.

This is mine.
Are you Rohit?
This is cute.

A group of words like above, which have a complete sense is called a sentence.
Now kinds.
Kinds of sentences:
Sentences have four kinds:
Those are:
1. Those sentences which make statements as;
Dumpty sat on a wall.
2. Those in which we ask questions like;
Where is your notebook?
3. Those which expresses commands, requests, and entreaties like;
Be happy.

Have mercy upon us.

4. Those which express strong feelings like;
How tall are you!
What a shame!

• Those sentences which make statements or assertions are known as Declarative or Assertive sentences.

• Those sentences which ask questions are known as Interrogative sentences.

• Those sentences which expresses a command or an entreaty are known as Imperative sentences.
• A sentence that expresses strong feeling is called an Exclamatory sentence.

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