Answer: B) Imperative
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: C) Imperative clause.
Answer: C) Imperative
Answer: C) Command
Answer: D) Don't climb.
Answer: A) Take-off immediadely if he/she can or vacate runway from the first taxiway (or as instructed by tower).
Answer: B) You need to practice every day.
Answer: A) An imperative sentence commands or requests, while an interrogative sentence asks a question.
Answer: C) Log in quietly.
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Gives a command.
Answer: A) Take a seat.
Answer: D) (You)
Answer: D) Please be quiet!
Answer: A) Have an 80 for the semester in all subjects with no unexcused absences.
Answer: A) Gives an instruction.
Answer: D) Help me tidy the classroom.
Answer: A) That brings us to the end of the final section.
Answer: B) Wash the dishes.
Answer: B) Help me, please.
Answer: B) Imperative sentence.
Answer: D) Conduct thorough research.
Answer: B) Visit the museum.
Answer: B) Who can describe landscape of Britain?
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Put away the clothes.
Answer: A) Charlie, I have only a few minutes, but I knew you were the one with answers to my questions.
Answer: D) Imperative Sentence.
Answer: B) A ham sandwich, please!
Answer: B) No
Answer: C) IMPERATIVE
Answer: A) Ask permission using the hand signals to go.
Answer: A) Yes of course. Thank you for inviting me.
Answer: A) Close
Answer: C) Report to main office WITH note or parent.
Answer: B) True
Answer: A) Command
Answer: C) Open the window.
Answer: D) Using interrogative sentence.
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: B) Directive
Answer: D) My brother sings so beautiful because he used to be a choir boy.
Answer: A) Imperative-command.
Answer: D) I go to sleep.
Answer: C) You
Answer: C) Complete
Answer: A) I have a snack.
Answer: D) Imperative, compound.