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15. You're driving too last(what type of sentence is this

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Answered by aratrikaghosh12

Answer:

Imperative Sentence.

Explanation:

This sentence is an imperative sentence because Imperative means to give any advice, command or request, and here someone is advising someone not to drive too fast.

That's the reason it is an imperative sentence.

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15. You're driving too last(what type of sentence is this​

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15. You're driving too last(what type of sentence is this