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17 August, 14:40

What is a declaritive?

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  1. 17 August, 15:02
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    Declaritive means that you are saying something has happened or something is going to happen

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    an example is "We are going to learn today."
  2. 17 August, 15:07
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    Declaratives are sentence that convey information. They're spoken to make a statement. They can be true or false. They end in a period (.)
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