We should shine like a diamond in our life.(imperative)
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"brightly" this is an imperative sentence
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"shine like a diamond", is correct,while " shine brightly like a diamond," technically isn't .the only difference is the addition of the adverb "bright", which doesn't radically change the meaning of the sentence. However, "brightens an adjective not an adverb ,and and should really be "brightly"
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Imperative
of vital importance ;crucial
giving an authoritative command peremptory.
The sentence which is used to convey a command ,a request ,or a forbiddance is called an imperative sentence
This type of sentence always takes the second person for the subject but most of the tine the subject remains hidden
example: Bring me a glass of water .
dont ever touch my phone
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