Sentences with phrase «declarative sentences»

Write in short declarative sentences.

They appear to believe that only declarative sentences should be used, such as «That represents my understanding of your position and I await any necessary correction.»

If it takes more than a few simple declarative sentences to explain why you are investing in a business, you probably should not be doing it.

With its short, strong, declarative sentences and its knack for keeping kids engaged and returning for more, this ongoing story of a young girl mouse with a hyperactive imagination and a supporting cast of comfortably familiar characters is a great way to keep slightly advanced emergent readers interested and engaged.

I'm lucky I can speak in simple declarative sentences.»

Teachers tend to stand in front of the room giving instructions in short, swift declarative sentences.

Damon delivers short, declarative sentences on just about 25 occasions.

So, in honor of this achievement, the following review is made - up of 25 (mostly) short, declarative sentences:

People in comic books, and also Donald Trump, tend to speak in short, declarative sentences liberally punctuated with exclamation points, the lazy comic - book writer's best friend.

There are subtitles to reduce everything to simple English declarative sentences.

«I've had this disease a year,» Fadida told the researchers, speaking in simple declarative sentences and using her fingers to draw quotation marks around the word disease.

Liberals need to transcend faith's uncertain - ties and stand up and make simple, strong declarative sentences about what they believe and know.

According to Frege, the semantics of sense and reference is primarily a semantics of whole sentences and not of sentence parts.2 Every declarative sentence contains a proposition, and such a sentence contains a thought as its sense (FBH 46).

«For example, the difference between a yes / no question and a simple declarative sentence in ASL is indeed on the face (in the eyebrows and the head tilt),» Tom Humphries, a deaf associate professor at the University of California, San Diego, and the author of many books about the deaf, wrote via e-mail.

His crisp declarative sentence during the car ride home speaks volumes: «Tonight I was on the stage at Orchestra Hall playing the cello!»

Noting that the defendants argue the complaint against them «contains no independent allegations of a direct agreement to raise the price of eBooks,» Judge Cote penned this simple, declarative sentence: «The defendants are incorrect.»

The thesis statement is a declarative sentence rather than a question.

At first glance, this seems like a straightforward declarative sentence with no reasons and no conclusion.

Inspired by the history of collage in the visual arts and a natural extension of Gysin's own visual collage practice, the cut - up becomes for the authors an alternative to the «either - or proposition» and linear declarative sentence structure that «shackles» Western thought and linguistics.

You've devoted what, 400 + words, to explaining how a simple declarative sentence does not in fact mean what it says.

But opinions still don't need to sound like a dirge, with one medium - long declarative sentence after another.

Not exact matches

When is a sentence interrogative and when is it declarative?

Sentences are short and declarative.

There are four sentence types in English: Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative and Exclamatory.

Short, declarative Hemingwayish sentences.