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What is an expository sentence?

There's no specific grammatical term called an "expository sentence."

However, "expository" describes a type of writing or speech. Expository writing aims to inform, explain, or clarify a topic.

Expository sentences are simply sentences that contribute to this explanation. They could be:

* Defining terms: "A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backward as forward."

* Providing facts: "The Earth is approximately 4.54 billion years old."

* Explaining processes: "To bake a cake, you first need to preheat the oven."

* Analyzing ideas: "The novel's protagonist is a complex character who struggles with both internal and external conflicts."

In essence, any sentence that helps to explain a topic, provide information, or clarify a concept can be considered an expository sentence.

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