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The document discusses the imperative form in English. It is used to give orders or instructions and has both affirmative and negative forms. The affirmative form uses the base verb without a subject, while the negative form uses "don't" plus the base verb. Examples are given such as "Clean the house!" and "Don't cheat in the exam!" along with instructions on using exclamation marks with imperatives.
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