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Do all sentences have nouns and adjectives?

No, not all sentences have nouns and adjectives.

Here are some examples:

* Sentences without nouns:

* "Go!" (This is an imperative sentence, commanding action.)

* "Stop!"

* "Help!"

* Sentences without adjectives:

* "The cat sat on the mat." (No words describe the cat or the mat.)

* "She walked to the store."

While nouns and adjectives are common parts of speech, sentences can exist without them, especially when focusing on actions, commands, or simple statements.

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