• Affirmative

• Negative

• Yes/No questions

*

*

*The parts of the sentence are a set of terms

for describing how people construct sentences

from smaller pieces.

*There is not a direct correspondence

between the parts of the sentence and the

parts of speech -- the subject of a

sentence

*

*for example, could be a noun, a pronoun, or even an entire phrase or clause. Like the parts of speech, however, the parts of the sentence form part of the basic vocabulary of grammar

*I study the lesson at night

*he study the lesson at night

*affirmative

*affirmative sentence declarative sentence

indicating "yes", also called a positive

sentence.

*Sentences : affirmative and negative

*A declarative sentence

indicating "no"

*

*Affirmative

*I like fruits

*You drink coffee

*I am running.

*We do this work.

* We had Atlases.

*Negative:

*I do not like fruits.

* You do not drink tea.

*I am not running.

*We do not do this work.

*We did not have Atlases.

*

How do you pose a yes/no question?

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* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_and_no

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419&gs_nf=1&pq=parts%20of%20a%20sentences%20affirma

tive&cp=37&gs_id=20&xhr=t&q=parts+of+a+sentences+yes

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inglesa-3.html

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