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What are examples of imperative sentences Underline the subject and verb Write in parentheses if it is implied but not there?

Here are some examples of imperative sentences with the subject and verb underlined, and any implied subjects in parentheses:

* Go to the store and buy some milk. (You)

* Don't forget your keys. (You)

* Close the door behind you. (You)

* Let's go to the beach. (We)

* Be careful! (You)

* Pass the salt, please. (You)

* Help me with this box. (You)

* Open the window. (You)

* Clean your room. (You)

* Study for your test. (You)

Explanation

Imperative sentences are commands or requests. They are usually used to tell someone to do something.

* The subject is often implied (usually "you") and not explicitly stated.

* The verb is always in the base form (present tense).

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