What does a declarative sentence always end in?

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Karen L.
Feb 23, 2016

It always states a fact or argument, so it always ends in a period.

Alexa
Feb 23, 2016

. (period)

Explanation:

From the word declarative, a declarative sentence is a declaration. It is a statement - e.g. "A declarative sentence always ends in a period." It is not a question (?) nor something that is highly expressed (exclamatory, !).

Note: However, this does not mean that all sentences ending with periods are declarative ones. Some may be imperative (commands/requests) like "Please get my books from the locker."

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