Also known as imperative verb, imper, imper., hortatory, immediate imperative mood, imperative sentence, imperative mood, Imp
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An imperative is a grammatical form used to give commands or make requests, like when you say "Close the door" or "Please pass the salt." It matters because it's one of the main ways people communicate what they want others to do in everyday conversation.
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- Instance of
- grammatical mood
- Subclass of
- grammatical category
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- Commons category
- Imperative mood
- short name
- IMP
- grammatical option indicates
- command
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