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English · Sentence and its types

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Question

Identify the type of sentence

Without a doubt, may he get the first position!

Options
  • A

    Declarative Sentence

  • B

    Imperative Sentence

  • C

    Optative Sentence

  • D

    Exclamatory Sentence

Explanation

The sentence expresses a wish or desire specifically hoping that someone gets the first position. The phrase "may he" is a characteristic of optative sentences which express a wish or desire for someone or something.

A declarative sentence states a fact but this sentence expresses a wish.

An imperative sentence gives a direct command or instruction but this sentence expresses a desire not a command.

The sentence expresses a wish or desire specifically hoping that someone gets the first position. The phrase "may he" is a characteristic of optative sentences which express a wish or desire for someone or something.

An exclamatory sentence expresses strong emotions but while the sentence expresses a strong desire it's specifically a wish making it optative.

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