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    A sentence is a group of words that contains a subject and verb expressing a complete idea. Sentences can have one or more clauses and are divided into three types based on their communicative function: declarative sentences state facts or opinions, interrogative sentences ask questions, and imperative sentences give commands or instructions.

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    Matkul Sentence Sentence, Paterrens

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    A sentence is a group of words that contains a subject and verb expressing a complete idea. Sentences can have one or more clauses and are divided into three types based on their communicative function: declarative sentences state facts or opinions, interrogative sentences ask questions, and imperative sentences give commands or instructions.

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    A sentence is a group of words that contains a subject and verb expressing a complete idea. Sentences can have one or more clauses and are divided into three types based on their communicative function: declarative sentences state facts or opinions, interrogative sentences ask questions, and imperative sentences give commands or instructions.

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    What is sentence

    Sentence is a group of words that has at least one subjet and verb and
    expresses a complete idea/thought. A sentence may have one or more clauses.
    Based on the communicative function, sentence is divided into three kinds; they are:
    (Kalimat adalah sekelompok kata yang memiliki setidaknya satu subjek dan kata
    kerja dan mengungkapkan ide/pemikiran yang lengkap. Sebuah kalimat mungkin
    memiliki satu atau lebih klausa. Berdasarkan fungsi komunikatifnya, kalimat terbagi
    menjadi tiga macam)
    1. Declarative; Declarative sentences are a type of sentence in language used
    to state facts, information, opinions, or other statements. This sentence is
    designed to inform or describe a thing without containing an order, question,
    or request for action. Usually, declarative sentences end with a period (.),
    which indicates that the sentence is a complete statement.

    2. Interrogative; "Interrogative" is a grammatical term used to describe a type of


    sentence or clause that is designed to ask questions. Interrogative sentences
    are used when someone wants to seek information, clarification, or engage in
    conversation by posing a query. In English and many other languages,
    interrogative sentences often begin with question words (e.g., who, what,
    where, when, why, how) or by inverting the subject and verb
    There are two primary types of interrogative sentences:
    - Yes/No Questions: These questions seek a simple "yes" or "no" response
    and typically involve inverting the subject and the auxiliary verb.
    - Wh-Questions (Wh-Interrogatives): These questions seek more detailed
    information and usually start with question words (e.g., who, what, where,
    when, why, how).
    Interrogative sentences serve an essential function in communication by
    allowing people to gather information, clarify doubts, or engage in meaningful
    conversations. The structure and choice of question words may vary from
    one language to another, but the purpose of seeking information remains the
    same.
    3. Imperative; in grammar, the imperative mood is a verb form used to give
    commands, make requests, or offer invitations or suggestions. Imperative
    sentences are used to tell someone to do something or to give direct
    instructions. They often lack a subject (you) because it's understood that the
    command is directed at the person being addressed.
    PATTERN 1

    SUBJET + VERB-BE + COMPLEMENT

    Pada pola ini menggunakan prediat pada kalimat tidak ada kata kerja. Kalimat
    dengan verb-be memiliki tiga complement yaitu: noun, adjective, prepositional
    pharse.

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