TYPES OF SIMPLE SENTENCES IN DIALOGUES ACCORDING TO THEIR PURPOSE AND MEANING

10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026.23.05/TKKE6177

Аннотация

Simple sentences used in dialogue texts are divided into different types
according to the speaker's purpose and the emotion they express. These sentences are generally
classified as declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences. Each sentence type
is an important linguistic element that determines the meaning and communication function of the
speech. Declarative sentences are sentences that provide simple and direct information about any
event, situation, or thought. The purpose of these sentences is to convey information to the listener.
Interrogative sentences, on the other hand, are formed to obtain information or receive an answer
from the other party. They are one of the most important sentence types that keep communication
lively in dialogues. Imperative sentences are used to request, order, or direct the performance of
an action. These sentences usually contain certainty and a statement of action. Exclamatory
sentences are used to express emotions such as excitement, fear, joy, surprise, and anger. These
types of sentences add emotional liveliness to dialogues. The use of these sentence types together
in dialogues makes conversations more natural, effective, and realistic