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Day: February 10, 2021

18. The Imperative Sentence – Listen up!

February 10, 2021July 17, 2021 Sharon Porterfield

An imperative sentence is a command. An imperative sentence tells someone to do something. Sit down. Shut the door. Bring me a rag. Be careful! An imperative sentence always begins with a verb (an action word). The shortest imperative sentences… Read more18. The Imperative Sentence – Listen up!

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