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प्रश्न
Say whether the following sentence is Assertive (Statements), Imperative (Commands, Requests, etc.), Interrogative (Questions), or Exclamatory (Exclamations).
The Mantra carries a prayer.
पर्याय
Assertive sentence
Interrogative sentence
Imperative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
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उत्तर
The Mantra carries a prayer - Assertive sentence.
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