What is "Your name" in an imperative sentence?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
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An imperative sentence giving a command about names would be: "State your name," "Write your name," or "Tell me your name." Imperative sentences give commands or instructions and typically omit the subject "you" (understood). They begin with the base verb form. "What is your name?" is interrogative (a question), not imperative.
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