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A sentence that gives orders or directions is called: a. Declarative c. Interrogative b. Imperative d. Exclamatory
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A sentence that gives orders or directions is called: a. Declarative c. Interrogative b. Imperative d. Exclamatory

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I think the answer is b imperative
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Hey!

The Correct Answer Is:

B. Imperative. An Imperative sentence gives orders, directions, or commands.
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