Sentence

  

Sentence

vki.k O++;ogkjkr njjkst ts “kCn lewg cksyrks fdaok fyghrks o rs “kCn lewg vFkZ iw.kZ vlrs +R;k “kCn lewg yk okDl Sentence vls Eg.krkr+ ++

mnk + Sentence= Ram was  sat in a corner.

A simple sentence has the most basic elements that make it a sentence: a subject, a verb, and a completed thought.

Examples of simple sentences include the following:

1.     Ram waited for the train.

" Ram "   =      subject,

"waited"   =     verb

“for the train”=  object

2.     The train was late.

"The train" = subject,

"was" = verb

“ late”. = object

3) Mary and Samantha took the bus.

"She and He" =  compound subject,

"took"         =  verb

“ the bus”    = object

I looked for Meera and Seema at the bus station. "I"               = subject,

"looked"     = verb

“for Meera and Seema at the bus station”= object

Meera and Seema arrived at the bus station early but waited until noon for the bus.

" Meera and Seema "                                                 =  compound subject,

"arrived" and "waited"                                            =  compound verb

“at the bus station early but until noon for the bus.” = compound  object

The kind of sentence

There are four kinds of sentence.

okD;kps pkj izdkj vkgs+ +

1 lk/ks okD; (+fo/kkukRed okD;)

Simple sentence.

Declarative  sentence.

Assertive sentence.

vFkZ iw.kZ “kCn lewg tj fuf”pr ekfgrh O;Dr dj.kkjs fo/kku r;kj djr vlsy rj R;k fo/kkukl  Simple  sentence vls Eg.krkr -

+mnkgj.k ++++ for example

1.  Ram is boy.

2.  Ram is goods boy.

3.  Ram is very good boy.

2 Interrogative sentence

,dk O;Drhus nql-;k O;DrhdMwu fof”k’V ekfgrh izkIr dj.;klkBh

ts iz”u fopkjys tkrkr  R;k fo/kkukl iz”ukFkhZ okD; Interrogative sentence vls Eg.krkr-

mnkgj.k ++++ for example

1.  Where do you live?

2.  Who are you?

3.  What is your full name?

4.  Am I right?

He goes to school, doesn’t he?

3 Imperative sentence.

T;k okD;kr vkKk fouarh vkns”k fouo.kh pk okij O;Dr dsyk tkrks R;kD;kyk vkKkFkhZ okD; Imperative sentence vls Eg.krkr-

mnkgj.k ++++for example ;k okD;kph lqjokr fdz;kinkus gksrs- o “ksoVh iw.kZ fojke vlrks-

1 Open the door.

2 Please give me your books.

3 Let`s go to school.

4 Exclamatory sentence mDrV Hkkouk vkaun jkx euksfodkj O;Dr dj.kk-;k okD;kyk mnxkjokpd okD; vls Eg.krkr-rlsp T;k okD;kP;k lqjokrhyk what / how ;srs o “ksoVh mnxkjokpd fpUg ! ;srks R;k okD;kl mnxkjokpd okD; Exclamatory sentence vls Eg.krkr-

mnkgj.k ++++for example

1    What a pity!

2    What a very good boy you are!

3    How beautfull the rain!