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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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The sentence that is phrased in a way giving an order or telling someone to do something is called a B, imperative sentence.
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