Learn the types of a Sentence in English. In this lesson, we are going to discuss Declarative sentences definition, their structure, and 150 example sentences in English. This lesson is going to be very helpful for you if you are really interested to memorize the types of sentences in English with their usage.
Declarative Sentence
A Sentence that is used to make a statement is called Declarative Sentence.
For Example:
- I am an expert in French cheeses.
A declarative sentence does not ask a question (“Do you like cheese?”), give an order (e.g., “Pass the cheese.”), or express strong emotion (e.g. “I hate cheese!”). Declarative sentences simply make a statement (or a declaration). They pass on information. A declarative sentence always ends with a period (full stop).
Structure of Declarative Sentences:
Subject + predicate ( verb/what the subject is doing ), ending in a period
Examples of Declarative Sentences:
- Rachel is Irish.
- He runs.
- She sings.
- I like climbing.
- Fran is sad.
- My cat is black.
- Dogs are cute.
- He is eight years old.
- The sky is blue.
- John Likes Mary.
- Ali speaks Chinese.
- Snow is white.
- Alex likes Arya.
- He is a humble man.
- I love my dog.
- My new car is black.
- I hope you can come tomorrow.
- She kissed her boyfriend again.
- George brushes her teeth twice a day.
- She doesn’t study German on Saturday.
- I and my sister don’t see each other anymore.
- Apart from Spanish, she also teaches math.
- Tomorrow early morning first I go for a morning walk.
- They go to a gallery every Saturday.
- You go on holiday every summer.
- I am an expert in French cheeses.
- Five million people are at risk.
- London is the capital of England.
- I am no wine connoisseur, but I know what I like.
- She asked whether I liked her dress.
- John was working all night.
- The Earth revolves around the sun.
- She is coming home.
- John can sing.
- He will be home for Christmas.
- I like chocolates.
- I baked these cheesecakes.
- It is raining in Chennai.
- I am sure I can do it.
- Sam is the leader of the group.
- The book was interesting.
- I speak Spanish.
- I cooked.
- He plays.
- She laughs.
- The motorbike is grey.
- James is happy.
- He is four years old.
- He loves music.
- Donkeys are friendly.
- The cat is sited on a chair.
- I like dancing.
- Cathy is at the park.
- He lost his cat.
- I go to school by bus.
- They start work at 9:30 a.m.
- Every day, Lisa reads the newspaper in the morning.
- The reception starts at 5 p.m.
- My brother is twenty years old.
- The Sun sets in the West.
- She drove.
- He wants to paint.
- They should move on from here.
- China is the fastest-growing economy.
- We like pizza.
- There are 5 apples on the table.
- She went to the park yesterday.
- Roads are made from asphalt.
- I like potatoes.
- We should leave early.
- Those dresses used to be mine.
- She objected at first but finally submitted.
- They should take their umbrella because it’s raining.
- If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
- It’s 35 degrees outside.
- Mother cut the cheese with a knife.
- These are my shoes.
- I and my sister don’t see each other anymore.
- Tomorrow early morning first I go for a morning walk.
- If you make a cake, you first break eggs.
- I love my cat.
- My new car is black.
- George brushes her teeth twice a day.
- We watched TV last night.
- She doesn’t study German on Saturday.
- The cat is sleeping on the couch.
- When he was young, his father died.
- I can speak English fluently.
- He loves hanging out with strangers.
- This is a frustrating book to no end.
- Baby wakes up if we make too much noise.
- A man can not be comfortable without his own approval.
- He plays the trumpet, and she plays the trombone.
- I cooked dumplings.
- She drove her sister’s car.
- He wants to paint his girlfriend’s portrait.
- I cooked dumplings at my friend’s house.
- She drove her sister’s car to work.
- David plays the piano.
- I hope you can come tomorrow.
- We’ve forgotten the milk.
- We have broccoli in the refrigerator.
- It’s 67 degrees outside.
- I see the birds in the air.
- He made a waffle for breakfast.
- We could not find the missing earring.
- The cat wouldn’t go into its carrier.
- He didn’t bring the dessert?
- Dinner is ready?
- Do you believe the world is flat?
- John is a police officer.
- My mother likes dogs.
- Jim practices the piano every day.
- I cooked dumplings at my friend’s house yesterday.
- She drove her sister’s car to work this morning.
- He painted his girlfriend’s portrait in his studio tomorrow.
- I’m going to be a published author someday.
- Two of her friends came late to her birthday party.
- Very few people have actually met an alien.
- It is a good day.
- She loves listening to music; he dislikes watching movies.
- My laptop is missing.
- James is unwell; therefore, she is absent from school today.
- The vegetables are greener after the rain.
- His motorbike was brand new, and now it is missing.
- My mum loves to dance, but my father prefers to listen to music instead.
- The rabbits eat the vegetables in the garden in the early morning.
- George Washington was the first president of the United States.
- He wanted to play football, but she wanted to play basketball.
- Her shoes were brand new, and now they are missing.
- They have different backgrounds. Accordingly, we have the right to different futures.
- Chemistry is my favorite subject, but my brother really likes social studies.
- I waited in line for four hours because I’m such a big fan of hers.
- The chief is in the midst of an important meeting.
- My new skirt has black and white stripes.
- Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States.
- COVID cases are rising day by day.
- Fiction is a genre of literature and it is liked by all.
- There are eight parts of speech in the English language.
- If I had to choose, I would say that my favorite fruit is a peach.
- Even though I wanted to go out, I haven’t left the house since this morning.
- He wants to paint his girlfriend’s portrait in his studio.
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