It's a number sentence
fingers toes
A set of five fingers is the "hand," and when referring to all ten fingers, you can use the term "digits" (which, while it could apply to the toes as well, seldom does).
It is a declarative.
"When putting on gloves." You start with 10 human fingers and 10 glove fingers, but end with 10 total fingers.
your fingers!
It is declarative, as it is stating a fact.
No, the question "Does he have ten fingers and ten toes?" is not a declarative sentence; it is an interrogative sentence because it asks for information. Declarative sentences make statements or express opinions, while interrogative sentences are designed to elicit responses or answers. In this case, the structure and intent of the sentence indicate that it is seeking confirmation rather than stating a fact.
I donno
Ten baby fingers and ten baby toes. w John Moore, m Werner James Losh
fingers toes
because that's how humans are.
False. A thumb is considered a finger, but typically, humans have eight fingers and two thumbs (totaling ten fingers) and ten toes. Therefore, three gloves would hold thirty fingers (assuming each glove has five fingers), and three shoes would hold twenty toes, leading to a total of fifty fingers and toes, not thirty-five.
You have ten fingers normally. In your feet you have toes and not fingers. The maximum number of fingers are not decided. In some languages like Marathi, you call toes also as fingers of feet. In Marathi language you call he or she to denote male and female animals.
Humans normally have ten fingers and ten toes, a total of twenty digits.
I would say a declaration.....you are making a statement. Debi
Counting both feet, I have ten toes.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This one refers to a cowboy's fingers or nails. Humans have ten fingers (and toes), so cowboys called them the ten commandments.