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What is the definition of a positive sentence?

A positive sentence is a sentence that affirms or states something as true or existing. It expresses a fact, belief, or opinion without negation or doubt.

Here's what it means in simpler terms:

* It's the opposite of a negative sentence. Negative sentences use words like "not," "no," "never," etc. to express the absence of something.

* It makes a direct statement. It doesn't ask questions, give commands, or express uncertainty.

Examples:

* Positive: The sun is shining.

* Negative: The sun is not shining.

* Positive: I like pizza.

* Negative: I don't like pizza.

* Positive: She went to the store.

* Negative: She didn't go to the store.

In short, a positive sentence is a simple, straightforward statement about something that exists or is true.

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