COMMANDS

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What is a command in language?

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A command is a type of sentence that gives an order or instruction to someone.

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How can you identify a command in a sentence?

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A command often starts with a verb and may include an exclamation mark or a polite request.

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Is 'The mouse is small.' a command?

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No, it is a statement.

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What is the difference between a command and a statement?

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A command instructs someone to do something, while a statement provides information.

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Is 'Clean the house!' a command?

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Yes, it is an imperative sentence instructing someone to perform an action.

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What is an imperative sentence?

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An imperative sentence is a sentence that gives a command or makes a request.

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Is 'She drinks water.' a command?

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No, it is a declarative sentence.

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What is the purpose of a command?

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The purpose of a command is to direct someone to take a specific action.

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Is 'Listen please.' a command?

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Yes, it is a polite command.

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What are some examples of polite commands?

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Examples include 'Please sit down.' and 'Could you help me?'

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