Question

Keep off the grass (say the kind of sentence)

Answer 1

"keep off the grass" is an imperative sentence.

​Explanation:

• An imperative sentence is the one that states an order or a command.

• Such sentences give commands or requests.

• For example, "Stay away from my books."

• I need you to be here on time.

• So the given sentence is an imperative sentence.

• Or "I need you to keep off the grass".

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Imperative Sentance as the sentence saying off the grass.