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    The document discusses imperative sentences. It defines an imperative sentence as one that gives an order, request, or advice and is used to ask people to do things or give suggestions. It notes that imperative sentences end with a period. It then provides 4 examples of sentences, asking the reader to identify which one in each pair is an imperative sentence by ticking the box, and crossing out the other option.

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    The document discusses imperative sentences. It defines an imperative sentence as one that gives an order, request, or advice and is used to ask people to do things or give suggestions. It notes that imperative sentences end with a period. It then provides 4 examples of sentences, asking the reader to identify which one in each pair is an imperative sentence by ticking the box, and crossing out the other option.

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    NAME _______________________________________________________________ DATE _________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES
    An imperative sentence gives an order, request or advice.
    It is used to ask people to do things or to give suggestions.
    It is closed with a full stop (.)
    Tick ( ) the imperative sentence and cross ( X ) the other.

    1. John, Hurry up otherwise you will miss the train. [ ]

    John is going to miss the train. [ ]

    2. Please bring me a glass of water. [ ]

    Do you want a glass of water? [ ]

    3. How can you go home? [ ]

    Let me go home. [ ]

    4. Lend me your book please. [ ]

    She is ready to give me her book. [ ]

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