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Master the art of imperative sentences with this helpful infographic! Explore various simple and commonly used examples that make learning easy and fun. Learn to use imperative sentences effectively in your communication.

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If you’re an English learner, you already know that imperative sentences in English are used to give commands or make requests. An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives a command, direction, or request. It typically starts with a verb and usually has an implied subject, which is usually “you.”

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Imperative sentences are sentences that give commands or instructions. They are usually used when the speaker wants the listener to perform some action. For example, Sit down. Imperative sentences question tag example (Come here, will you?)

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100 Examples of Interrogative Sentences! 100 interrogative sentences can be used to ask for clarification, to get someone to explain something, or to get them to provide information. Many of these sentences begin with a question word such as what, how, when, where, why, and who. They can be used in a variety of situations to get information or clarification. 100 Examples of Interrogative Sentences What are you going to do later on? What did he tell her? Which book is mine? Who are you? What is y