20 Examples of Affirmative Sentences

Affirmative sentences

The affirmative sentences they are those that clearly state something that, in general, is assumed to be true or true. They are used very frequently to communicate. For example: Tomorrow I will go visit you.

When we express ourselves through statements, we can do it with different objectives and that makes us materialize communication in a certain way: sometimes we ask, other we express a momentary feeling (of amazement, surprise, anger, joy), most of the time we just have something to say or assert.

When we ask, we ask through interrogative sentences; when we express emotions we usually use exclamation sentencesWhen we want to affirm or assert we resort to assertive or affirmative sentences.

For example, if someone says This summer I will take my vacations in January, that individual is communicating an intention through an affirmative sentence, and even if that person finally he will not take his vacation in January (for whatever reason), said sentence will continue to be considered affirmative.

Types of affirmative sentences

• Negative sentences. They state something by denying the opposite. For example: This summer I will not take my vacation in January. It is a negative assertive sentence and much more uncertain or confusing than before (because that way it is not known if that person will take a vacation and when).
• Hesitant prayers. They mark doubt about something. For example: I don't know if I should wash my car today. /I doubt that this couple will last.

Affirmative sentences

1. The mike will be out before daylight.
2. 'Finally, my cousin got the job.
3. By 2050 the demand for water will have tripled.
4. The city of Salta is the most beautiful I have seen.
5. The president could resign if he does not find support in his cabinet.
6. Those weeks were the hottest in the last thirty decades.
7. Water can be in three states, and it can change in any direction between those three.
8. The mall opens at ten.
9. We're going to the movies at the five o'clock show.
10. I will buy only the items that I see on sale.
11. The national routes are in better condition than the provincial ones.
12. The euro suffers the onslaught of the global crisis.
13. The authorities will open the event with a short speech.
14. The airport had to close due to bad weather.
15. The recital has been canceled.
16. A large number of young people drop out of their studies during the first year.
17. The vaccination campaign has been a success.
18. New cars use significantly less fuel.
19. Paris has always been the cradle of good dress.
20. You need to bet on education.

Other types of sentences according to the intention of the speaker