A command sentence has a. no end punctuation. b. a written subject and verb. c. the verb before the subject. d. you as a subject.

Libor asked May 14, 2022

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A command sentence has

a.

no end punctuation.

b.

a written subject and verb.

c.

the verb before the subject.

d.

you as a subject.

Libor asked May 14, 2022

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I think the answer is D.
Command sentences usually has a hidden “you” as a subject like (You) help me.

Blazetopher answered May 20, 2022

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