Identify the type of sentence Long live the king of Westeros!
Correct answer: C. Optative Sentence
- A. Declarative Sentence
- B. Imperative Sentence
- C. Optative Sentence
- D. Exclamatory Sentence
Explanation
The sentence "Long live the king of Westeros!" is an optative sentence because it:1. Expresses a wish or desire (in this case, for the king's long life)2. Uses a formal, expressive phrase ("Long live...")3. Has a sense of hope or aspirationOptative sentences are used to express wishes, hopes, or desires, often in a formal or ceremonial tone.
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