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Which kind of sentence is this? Please talk quietly in the library A. imperative B. declarative C. interrogative D. exclamatory
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Which kind of sentence is this?
Please talk quietly in the library
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imperative
B.
declarative
C.
interrogative
D.
exclamatory
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no it's imperative. It means giving a command.
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B) Declarative is the answer.
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