What are examples of imperative sentences?

Answer 1

(An imperative sentence makes a command, request, or suggestion - the understood subject is "you", as in "you should" or "you must." They may or may not end in an exclamation point.)

"Go feed the cat."

"Shut the door."

"Go away!"

"It's a secret, so don't tell anyone!"

"When you get to the corner, turn right."

"Make up your mind by tomorrow."

"To find a definition, look in the dictionary."

Answer 2

Imperative Sentences:

• Come here.
• Go away!
• Be quiet!
• Speak up!
• Louder!
• Shhh!
• Walk!
• Don't run!
• Hurry!
• Hurry up!
• Slow down!
• Pay attention!
• Go open the door.
• Close the door.
• Get me a Pepsi.
• Take the first left, drive 2 miles, and turn right at the second stop sign.
• "Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own." (Dandemis)
• Thou shall not kill. (10 Commandments)
• Be kind.
• Be aware.
• Be helpful.
• Turn the television (sound) up.
• Turn off the lights when you leave a room.
• Write your name on the blank line.
• Fill out these forms.
• Go get a job.
• Be good!
• Be brave!
• Behave yourselves!
• Go wild!
• Set yourself free!
• Have a Pepsi.
• Don't drink.
• Don't smoke.
• Put your hands behind your back.
• Don't move.
• You have the right to an attorney.
• Look at the sky.
• Reread the sentence.
• Repeat what she said.
• Show your work.
• Paint this wall purple but paint the other walls orange.
• Go to school.
• Write your own imperative sentences!

Answer 3

hurry up