LOGIC | Classification of statements

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Label each statement as declarative, desiderative, imperative, interrogative, or dubitative:
(1) John is an engineer.
(2) I hope he wins!
(3) √2 = 1.4142...
(4) Get out quickly!
(5)
(6) Did you finish studying?
(7)
(8) I might travel.
(9) Watch me when I talk to you!
(10) Can I go out?



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