What is the understood subject of many imperative sentences? you either of these neither of these

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What is the understood subject of many imperative sentences?

you
either of these
neither of these

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the anwser is You

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Answer:

'You' is the understood subject.

Step-by-step explanation:

[ You ] stop crying.

[ You ] turn off the lights, please.

[ You ] go home!

Kayana answered Apr 12, 2021

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