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Topic-Sentence & its classification
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Lecture#02
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1. What is Sentence 2. Classification of Sentence 3. Nature of Sentence 4. To identify the Sentence
5. Phrases & Clause 6. To identify Sub. Verb. Obj. 7. Sentences Structure
Name of Topic-Sentence & its classifications
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1. What is Sentence
Family Sentence
Family Sentence
A group of Members Father+Mpther+Son/Daughter Julil+ Borsha+ unpossible
A group of words Sub+Verb+Obj. Julil got married Borsha.
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A Complete sense Bangladesh is beautiful.
A Structure S+V+O
Meaning Cows fly in the sky. [Not correct]
1. What is Sentence 1. A Complete Sense2. A Structure 3. A Meaning Otherwise
Formal Definition
A sentence is a group of words that are put together to mean something. A sentence is the basic unit of language which expresses a complete thought. Example: I want to learn English Grammar by SN English Center.
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Assertive Someone is coming to me.
Interrogative What is your name?
Imperative Please, Give me your cell-phone No.
Optative May you live long.
Exclamatory Yea! I got it.
Assertive Sub.+V+Obj./ Sub.+AV+not+V+Obj.
Interrogative AV+Sub.+V+ob.?/ Wh+AV+Sub.+V+ob.? [-also]
Imperative Verb/Let+obj.
Optative Sub.+May/wish+obj.
Exclamatory Sub+obj+Verb!
2. Classification of Sentence basis on Meaning
1. Assertive= It tells something 2. Interrogative= To ask, know something 3. Imperative= To order, advise, request, permission 4. Optative= To pray or Wish 5. Exclamatory= To express emotion
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Affirmative I like to see Shapla.
Negative I don’t like to see Shapla.
Assertive Aff-I like the teaching profession.
Neg-I don’t like to waste time.
Interrogative Aff-Where do you live?
Neg-Why don’t you learn English?
Imperative Aff-Give me a chance.
Neg-Don’t break my heart.
Optative May you live long.
I wish I were a Prime-mister of Bangladesh.
Exclamatory Wow! She is very nice.
Oh sheet! I lost her.
3. Nature of Sentence
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Active We speak in English.
Passive English is spoken by us.
Active Passive
To identify= Verb To identify= To be+Verb
Devdas writes a letter to Parul. A letter is written to Parul by Debdas.
To be verbs Am/is/are /was/were/ be/been/being
You will get more information's in voice lecture
4. To identify the Sentence
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5. Phrases & Clause
Clause Clause means a grope of words, but there is a Subject, A Finite verb.����What I say, you don’t try to understand.
Phrase
A group of words, which makes sense, but not complete sense, is called a Phrase. It is a group of related words without a Subject and a Verb.Few Examples:
1. cats and dogs2. A man of letters3. at length
Types of Clause
1. Independent clause 2. Dependent clause 3. Coordinate clause
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1. Independent clause S+V+OI want to a good teacher.I want to get freedom.
2. Dependent clause
Bodyguard+ S+V+O Whatever you want, I will give you.
3. Coordinate clause
S+V+O+ FANSBOYS +S+V+OI hate you since you love you.
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6. To identify Sub. Verb. Obj.
Sub=Father,
Verb=Mother
Obj.=Son/Daughter
To be+V-3=Passive Sentence
Object Verb Subject
English Is spoken By us.
Verb=Active Sentence
Subject Verb Object
We Speak In English.
Example Tamim loves AyshaShakib got married Shishir.
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7. Sentences Structure
1. Simple Sentence �� ��� ����- ����� �� Subject �� �� Main verb ����, ������ �� Simple Sentence.
� Bangladesh is a beautiful country. � We read in class One.
2. Complex Sentence �� ��� ����- ����� �� Simple sentence �� ��� �� ������� �� ���� �� Complex sentence.
� She is nice but short. � We are talent but lazy.
Compound Sentence �� ��� ����- ����� ��� �� �� ���� Simple sentence ���� �� ������ Compound sentence.
� We have much knowledge and we can’t use perfectly.
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