English, asked by rekhagarwal2603, 11 months ago

WHICH SENTENCE TYPE DOES NOT USSUALLY USE A SUBJECT

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Answered by Arj07

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Answer:

Imperative sentences

Explanation:

As the subject is understood and a command/order is given, so Imperative sentences does not usually use a subject.

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