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Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Types of Sentences
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There are four types of sentences: declarative (statements), interrogative (questions), imperative (commands), and exclamatory (more emotion or urgency).

Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Types of Sentences
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10 Questions

1. An imperative sentence inquires about something.
2. Which of these does not come under transformation of sentences?
3. Which of these is not a type of sentence?
4. Which of these is not a type of assertive sentence?
5. Assertive sentence can also be called as :
6. To which type does the sentence belong?
Alas! I have no hope of life.
7. To which of these types does the following sentence belong?
Brutus loved Caesar.
8. Which of these words is not used to transform non-emphatic sentence to emphatic sentence?
9. An assertive sentence states a fact, describes a thing or reports an event.
10. Which of these is an example of affirmative sentence?