New Practical English 1 Trying Your Hand Sentence Writing Applied Writing Unit Seven.
Class seven eng 2nd-6-8-sentence-according to meaning
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WELCOME
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Conducted by
Sunman BhowmikAssistant Teacher
English DepartmentCambrian School & College,
Dhaka
English second Paper
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Today’s TopicThe Sentence
According To Meaning
Learning outcomes
By the end of the lesson the students will be able to--- to tell about the classifications of The Sentence explain the classes of The Sentence with examples
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Sentence: When more than one words sitting side by side express full meaning is called sentence. There are five kinds of sentence according to meaning.
Sentence
Assertive Interrogative Imperative Optative Exclamatory
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Assertive Sentence: The sentence which expresses is called Assertive sentence.
The boys play football.
The girls go to school.
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Affirmative Negative
Assertive Sentence
Affirmative: The sentence that expresses positive expression is called Affirmative sentence.He is reading a book.
Negative Sentence: The sentence that expresses negative expression is called Negative sentence.
He does not go to school.
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Interrogative Sentence: A sentence that asks a question to know something about a person or a thing is called Interrogative sentence. It ends with a question mark.
When will you go home?
Do they take breakfast?
Why are they laughing?
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Imperative Sentence: A sentence that gives a command or an order or an advice or a request is called Imperative sentence.
Get out of the classroom.
Take your vitamins.
Chew your food slowly.
Clean your room.
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Optative Sentence: A category of grammatical mood that expresses a wish, hope, or desire.
May you be happy.
Long live Bangladesh.
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Exclamatory Sentence: a sentence that expresses emotion, strong feeling, pleasure or sorrow is Exclamatory sentence. It ends with an exclamation mark- (!).
How nice the bird it is!
What a beautiful flower it is!
Alas! I am undone!
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Group Work
Group-AWrite ten examples of Assertive, & Sentences
Group-BWrite ten examples of Interrogative Sentence
Group-CWrite ten examples of Imperative Sentence
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Home Work On writing 10 examples of
Imperative, Optative & Exclamatory sentences.
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