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英语语法_句子的种类_依照句子的内容意义的分类_英语语法学习（English grammar _ sentence types in accordance with the _ sentence meaning classification _ English grammar learning） Types of English grammar | sentence: in accordance with the classification of sentence meaning (1) declarative sentence (Declarative, Sentence); A sentence that defines a statement in terms of something in fact is called a declarative sentence. The affirmative and negative statements discussed in the A unit are statements. The end of a declarative sentence must use the full stop (Full, Stop), to mark the end of the sentence. (2) interrogative sentence (Interrogative, Sentence); A sentence defining a question (i.e. asking a question) or a request is called an interrogative sentence. Examples: Is, he, a, friend, of, your, brothers? Is he your brothers friend? - asking questions) Examples: Can, you, do, this, for, me? Can you do it for me? - Request) Question mark must be used at the end of an interrogative sentence To mark the end of a question. Questions can be subdivided into two types: general questions (General, question) and special questions (Special, question). (Yes-no, questions) (a) general questions: put be or auxiliary verb at the beginning of the sentence and use Yes,... Or No,... The answer question is called general query (also called Yes-no questions). Be or have is put at the head of a sentence to express doubt: Example: Am, I, wrong, again? Am I wrong again? Yes, you, are (wrong, again) (yes, youre wrong again.) No, you, arent. (no, youre right.) Example: Is, it, your, bicycle? Is this bike yours? Yes, it, is. (yes, its mine.) No, it, isnt. (no, thats not mine.) Examples: Were, there, many, people, at, her, birthday, party? Did many people come to her birthday party? Yes, there, were. (yes, a lot of people came here.) No, there, werent. (no, not many people.) Examples: Have, you, money, with, you? (=Do, you, have, money, with, you, American English) Have you got any money with you? Yes, I, have. (Yes, I