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Types of Sentences

Shveta Aggarwal

02/06/2021 0 0

Basically, a group of words that makes sense is known as a Sentence. There are 4 kinds of Sentences - Assertive, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory. Learn about each of this kind in detail with different examples of how to use them in a sentence in the video below.

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