Types of Sentences

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''I have completed my homework, and now I am go watch my favourite television programme'', the boy said to his mother.

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Seema and Akbar have decided to stay on at their uncle's cabin house, down by the Montana lake.

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''Mom and Dad are always here to you, anything you need just ask them'', Joe's grandma reassured.  

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He came oftener than we _____ (To expect)

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His friends assembled. They offered him their congratulations upon his safe return. Everybody was comfortably seated. He described all his adventures.

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He receives much gratitude. He performs kindly actions. He is not harsh in the execution of his duty. He does not oppress the poor.

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He hardened his heart. He wished to punish the people mercilessly. He wanted to make an example of them once and for all.

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The miser laughed. He found himself to be richer by a rupee. He saw his adversary outwitted.

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Wellington was the greatest of English admirals. Napoleon was the greatest of French soldiers. They were contemporaries. They were the heroes of their respective countries.

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How well fitted the camel is for the work he has to do!

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What sweet delight a quiet life affords!

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What a delicious meal!

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O what a fall was there, my countrymen!

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If only I were safe at home!

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If only I had a good horse!

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What a large nose!

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If only I had the wings of a dove!

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O that we two were infants playing!

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How awkwardly he manages his sword!

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What might be done, if men were wise!