How could the following sentence be rewritten as a declarative sentence? go to berkeley to see representations of these ferocious animals. a. in berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals! b. in berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals. c. in berkeley, can you see representations of these ferocious animals? d. no change is necessary.

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Alison Lyons

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20 October, 04:00

How could the following sentence be rewritten as a declarative sentence? go to berkeley to see representations of these ferocious animals. a. in berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals! b. in berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals. c. in berkeley, can you see representations of these ferocious animals? d. no change is necessary.

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Kenzie · Answer 1

A declarative sentence is a kind of sentence that only declares or simply talks about a certain topic. A declarative sentence only ends with a period. In the given sentence above, it can be rewritten into a declarative sentence as: In Berkeley, you can see representations of these ferocious animals. The sentence with the period. The correct answer is option B.