The Sentence

A sentence is a group of words. It must have meaning and make complete sense.

• Chocolate I want a
• This blue is a bag.

These groups of jumbled words do not make any sense so these are not sentences.

• I want a chocolate.
• This is a blue bag.

These two groups of words make complete sense. They are arranged correctly. So these are sentences.

Grab the Points

• A sentence always begins with a capital letter.
• There is a Full stop (.), a Question Mark (?) or an Exclamation Mark (!) at the end of a sentence.
• Every sentence has an Action Word or Verb in it.
• A noun or a pronoun is the doer of the action. His or its name usually comes at the beginning of the sentence.

Basic structure of a sentence

Noun/Pronoun + Verb + Other Parts of Speech
Examples :

• Tiger kills other animals.
  (Noun)(Verb)
• She loves ice-cream.
  (Noun)(Verb)