The wind and rain, along with the force of the sea, often produce enormous waves. what sentence type is this?
URGENT

It is a positive declarative sentence.

Explanation:

The question is rather vague. There are many different kinds of sentences. Usually when you're talking about "types" of sentences in a general sense, you're talking about the four types (declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative). In the case of your sentence, it is a declarative sentence since it is making a statement. It is a positive declarative because it is stating that something does happen. If instead the sentence said that the wind and rain and sea do not produce waves then it would be a negative declarative sentence.

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