Helping my son and double checking, could the following 2 sentences be considered imperative sentences?
1. Josh go to your room.
2. You better go to your room.
Thanks.
The first sentence, Josh, go to your room. is imperative. It's a command or request. The subject of the verb go is the understood (You).
The second sentence, You better go to your room. is a declarative sentence because it makes a statement. The subject of the verb, You is stated. Imperative sentences almost never have a stated subject; the subject, you is implied.
The first one is imperative -- a direct command.
The second one is technically a statement (declarative), and it should read "You'd better ... " (the "'d" stands for "had")
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what is the question and answer flow for an imperstive sentence?
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what is the question and answer flow for an imperstive sentence?