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What type of sentence is the following? Please bring that here! declarative exclamatory interrogative imperative
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What type of sentence is the following?

Please bring that here!

declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
imperative

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I believe it could be an imperative or and exclamatory sentance.

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User Akshansh Thakur
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This is an example of an "imperative" sentence.

An imperative sentence is one that includes a request or command.
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