Most of the sentences of English language are assertive sentences. The sentence which declares or asserts a statement, feeling, opinion, incident, event, history, or anything is called an assertive sentence. An assertive sentence ends with a period (.). Assertive sentences can be either affirmative or negative.
Examples:
Alex is a good baseball player.
He plays for the Rockers club.
He always gives his best effort in the team.
He is a good leader.
I like him for his intensity.
He plays with passion.
Alex feels awkward when someone gives a compliment to him.
He is a humble man.
He is popular among his friends but he feels awkward with strangers.
He has many fans in his locality.
His father was a lawyer.
When he was young, his father died.
He is a real fighter.
He fought against all the odds of life and became successful.
His fans love him.
His mother raised him to be a gentleman.
He is always humble and patient with his fans.
Examples:
Alex is a good baseball player.
He plays for the Rockers club.
He always gives his best effort in the team.
He is a good leader.
I like him for his intensity.
He plays with passion.
Alex feels awkward when someone gives a compliment to him.
He is a humble man.
He is popular among his friends but he feels awkward with strangers.
He has many fans in his locality.
His father was a lawyer.
When he was young, his father died.
He is a real fighter.
He fought against all the odds of life and became successful.
His fans love him.
His mother raised him to be a gentleman.
He is always humble and patient with his fans.
