English, asked by Racob789, 6 months ago

is the sentence: “Do not play with fire,” said my aunt. is commanded, advised or requested?

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Answered by umaimab87

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"Don't play with fire"

It is a command sentence.

Answered by Ujjwal2k6

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Answer:

It is commanded sentence

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