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Which of these sentences is imperative in mood? A. Coming-of-age can be a rite of passage. B. Don't keep me hanging on to false hopes. C. Joshua might recover soon if he rests. D. How do you really listen
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Which of these sentences is imperative in mood? A. Coming-of-age can be a rite of passage. B. Don't keep me hanging on to false hopes. C. Joshua might recover soon if he rests. D. How do you really listen to your heart?

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B because he is telling the person reading this to not keep him hanging on to false hopes.

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