Question

define imperative and assertive sentences​

Answer 1

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What is an assertive sentence?

An assertive sentence is a sentence that states a fact. The assertive sentence ends with a full stop. The assertive sentence is also known as a declarative sentence and an affirmative sentence.

Examples

• It is warm today.
• She is my neighbor.
• He is my brother.
• Honesty is the best policy.
• She went to Delhi.
• He lives in a big city.
• She is 50 years old.

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What is imperative?

A sentence in which we give command makes a request and expresses a wish so it is called an imperative sentence.

Examples

• Go to Delhi.
• Make a chart.
• Go to your home.
• please lend me your pen.
• Post this letter.
• Play football.

Answer 2

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Definition of imperative sentence:-

Imperative sentence issue commands or orders or express wishes or desires.. These sentence can Contain a single word, or they can be lengthier.

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• Stop!
• Be silent!
• Turn left and right straight!