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Jumbled Sentences

A sentence is a group of words that make complete sense and always begins with a capital letter and ends with either a full stop or question mark. There are two types of sentences: statements, which provide information and end with a full stop, and questions, which ask something and end with a question mark. Examples of statements include "This is my notebook" while examples of questions include "What is your name?".

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Jumbled Sentences

A sentence is a group of words that make complete sense and always begins with a capital letter and ends with either a full stop or question mark. There are two types of sentences: statements, which provide information and end with a full stop, and questions, which ask something and end with a question mark. Examples of statements include "This is my notebook" while examples of questions include "What is your name?".

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Jumbled Sentences

Lets look at these words…..

mat a cat is on the


Now lets read the words again…

A cat is on the mat.


Lets read another group of words…
eat I like to apples
Lets read words now…
I like to eat apples.
What is a sentence?

A sentence is a group of words that

make complete sense. It always begins

with a capital letter and ends with

either a full stop or a question mark.


A statement is a sentence which gives us
information. It ends with a full stop.

Example:
1. This is my notebook.
2. We are good children.
A sentence that asks something is called
a question. It ends with a question mark.

Example:

1. What is your name?

2. Have you washed your hands?


Some more examples
Statements Questions

1. The bird is chirping.


1. Can you paint?
2. My toy is broken.
2. Where do you live?
3. Mohit is playing.
3. May I go out?
The End

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