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This document discusses imperative sentences, which tell someone to do something without stating the subject. Imperative sentences can be used for commands, requests, advice, directions, or invitations. Commands order someone to take an action and end with a period or exclamation point. Examples of imperative sentences are provided for commands, requests, and directions. The document concludes with a thank you.
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- 1. Presented by : Rayan Hameed Roll no : BSIT51F21S069
- 2. IMPERATIVE SENTENCES Firstly we discuss imperative sentence, an imperative sentence is sentence that tells somebody to do something. It has no subject because subject is hidden inside the sentence. It can be in positive or negative form. Command / Orders Request Advice Give directions / instructions Invite someone
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- 5. Test for whole class Shut up Don’t forget your homework. Now wash your hands.
- 6. Thank You