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What does a imperative sentence end with?

An imperative sentence ends with a period (.).

Here's why:

* Imperative sentences give commands or make requests.

* Periods are used to signal the end of a declarative sentence. Declarative sentences state facts or opinions.

* While an imperative sentence is a command, it's still a complete thought. Therefore, it needs a period to mark the end of the thought.

Example:

* Close the door. (Imperative sentence)

* The door is closed. (Declarative sentence)

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