Предмет: Русский язык, автор: rfrfrf23

Определите , какие это предложения?(повествовательные,побудительные и тд.)
1. Весна .
2.Чистое,чистое небо.
3. Весёлый гомон детворы .
4. Весна!
5. Кто стучится в дверь ко мне , с толстой на ремне?
6. О спорт- ты мир !
7.Это очень интересно!
8. Далече грянуло ура!

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Автор ответа: ИльяТим

повествоват.
повествовател
повест
побудит
вопросительное
побуд
плбуд
побуд

rfrfrf23: какие побудительные ? в чем побуждение в предложении Весна! ?

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