Declarative and Interrogative Sentences

It is illegal to drive a car without a driving license.

1. Have you eaten breakfast yet?
2. What time is the meeting?
3. Why did you choose that color?
4. Where are you going on vacation?
5. Who is coming to the party?
6. Will you be able to finish the project on time?
7. Do you like to read?
8. How are you feeling today?
9. Can you help me with this math problem?
10. Is it going to rain tomorrow?
11. Were you at the gym this morning?
12. Have you ever traveled to Europe?
13. Are you feeling better now?
14. Should we go out for dinner tonight?
15. Did you remember to lock the door?
16. Would you like a cup of tea?
17. Have you met the new neighbors yet?
18. Is this the correct way to the beach?
19. When is your birthday?
20. Are you ready for your presentation?

I am sorry but we can't answer because we don't know what you want to know. We don't have "the following " list you were given.

One that answers or attempts to answer the question truthfully.

The quote "You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealth out of prosperity" is attributed to Dr. Adrian Rogers, an American Baptist pastor and conservative political figure. He emphasized the idea that wealth cannot be created or sustained through punitive legislation against the wealthy, as this would ultimately harm the overall economy and the poor. This statement reflects a broader economic philosophy regarding wealth distribution and individual responsibility.

Are you interested in politics? No, I am not into politics.

You can own as many as you want. However you can sell 4 before you need a dealers license. Sell that 5th car and you need a license.

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Primary sentence patterns for asking a question in English include using a subject, action verb, direct object, and helping verb. In addition, a pattern that follows helping verb, subject, and main verb can be used.

You just asked an interrogative sentence, which is a question.

Declarative sentences are most effective when kept concise to convey information clearly and efficiently. Limiting them to 25 words or less ensures that the message is direct and easily understandable to the reader.

To transform an interrogative sentence to negative form, you can add the word "not" after the auxiliary verb. For example, change "Is he coming?" to "Is he not coming?"

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I cannot give up my pet deer, as she is so dear to me.

A declarative sentence refers to something that has been made known or explained. The question then follows, such as 'I have explained, do you understand?

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A question.

No, it is an imperative sentence.

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my mother is pretty and my father is handsome.............

1. Wow! You earned the best grade in the class!
2. Yuck! That tastes too sour!
3. Help! This is too heavy for me!
4. Hurry! You're going to miss the bus!
5. Ouch! That puppy is tiny, but it has sharp teeth.
6. Congratulations! I hope your wedding day is just beautiful!
7. Wait! I have a message for you!
8. Stop! There's a car coming!
9. Shoot! I just dropped a dollar down the sewer.
10. No Way! Did you really win the contest?
11. Stop! Look! Listen!
12. Give a hoot! Don't pollute!
13. But wait! There's more!

Argyle is a pattern.