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Which kind of sentence is this? Leaves are falling from the tree A. interrogative B. exclamatory C. imperative D. declarative

Which kind of sentence is this? Leaves are falling from the tree A. interrogative B. exclamatory C. imperative D. declarative
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Which kind of sentence is this?

Leaves are falling from the tree

A.
interrogative

B.
exclamatory

C.
imperative

D.
declarative

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D. Declarative because it isn't giving a command like imperative, it isn't a question like interrogative, and it isn't an expression or action like exclamatory.

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