What type of sentence is thisI have lost my way.
Correct answer: A. Declarative
- A. Declarative
- B. Imperative
- C. Interrogative
- D. Exclamatory
Explanation
The sentence is declarative as information is stated and a statement is made. It is not imperative as there is no command/ order mentioned. It is not interrogative as no questions are asked in the sentence and are not exclamatory as no strong feelings/ emotions are expressed.
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