Declarative sentences in Hebrew grammar serve the same purpose as in any other language – they are used to express statements, facts or opinions. Like in English, they usually consist of a subject and predicate, and are often used to communicate basic information. The structure of these sentences in Hebrew is usually: Subject + verb + object, although there can be some variation depending on context and formality.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct Hebrew word.

Exercise 2: Complete the sentence with an appropriate Hebrew word.