English, asked by manikhabib0987654321, 10 months ago

keep of the grass which sentence imperative
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Answered by isra3452
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Explanation:

In each case, keep is the verb, and off is the preposition. In "keep off the grass" there is a contraction - the object is "implied". It's actually an imperative: "Keep everything off the grass".

Answered by parkhibiala
1

Answer:

Yes it is imperative

Explanation:

Because it is an odder

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