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Classify each of the following sentences as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Which declarative sentences are statements? Give the truth value for each statement.

(a) Do you know who teaches this class?

(b) What bad luck!

(c) Clemson University is in South Carolina.

(d) Please give me a copy of the syllabus.

(e) She sold her book to what’s-his-name.

(f) South Dakota is south of North Carolina.

(g) Can you believe that I have to take this class?

(h) Tuition will decrease next year.

(i) He told me that he understood mathematics.

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QUESTION:

Classify each of the following sentences as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Which declarative sentences are statements? Give the truth value for each statement.

(a) Do you know who teaches this class?

(b) What bad luck!

(c) Clemson University is in South Carolina.

(d) Please give me a copy of the syllabus.

(e) She sold her book to what’s-his-name.

(f) South Dakota is south of North Carolina.

(g) Can you believe that I have to take this class?

(h) Tuition will decrease next year.

(i) He told me that he understood mathematics.

ANSWER:

Step 1 of 5: Declarative sentences which are statements:

  • Clemson university is in South Carolina(c). Truth value: True(T)
  • South Dakota is in North Carolina(f). Truth Value: False(F)

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