Could you please post the letter?convrt into imperative sentence
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Post the letter, please.
Explanation:
- In English grammar, an imperative sentence refers to one that alludes to a direct command, making a request, order, invitations, warning, offering advice or instructions etc.
- Such sentences are devoid of a subject, instead, they carry a directive that is given to an implied second person.
- Imperative sentences usually end with a period but can (occasionally end with an exclamation point). These sentences are sometimes referred to as directives since they provide direction to whoever is being addressed.
- Typically, imperative sentences begin with verbs that issue a command.
- Generally, the subject of an imperative sentence is implied, not stated, as it is giving a direct order.
- No matter what, the main function of an imperative sentence is to provide instruction, make a request or demand, or offer an invitation or advice.
- For example, Turn on the oven. (Instruction)
- Use oil in the pan. (Instruction)
- The given sentence is a request.
Therefore, the same can be converted to an imperative sentence as-
Post the letter, please.
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The given sentence as Imperative sentence is:
You are requested to post this letter.
Explanation:
- Imperative sentences are communicated in way that tells people what to do. They can be commands, request, offer, advice or instruction
- Some examples of Imperative sentences are: Wash the vessels, Wake up at 5 am tomorrow, The homework has to be completed by evening.
- In all of the given examples, there is a direction given, communicating what the reader should do.
The given sentence is: Could you please post the letter?
Imperative Sentence: You are requested to post this letter.
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