Question

Which sentence uses the imperative mood? Would you mind reading that sentence aloud again? First, put the eggs in a separate dish and beat them. Why does the cat decide to yowl just as i'm going to sleep? I would like to learn to make cinnamon bagels from scratch.

Answer 1

    The sentence that uses the imperative mood is:

"First, put the eggs in a separate dish and beat them."

    The imperative mood is used to make suggestions or requests,  to give orders, advice or instructions.

    In this case, it refers to a recipe, so it is regarding  instructions.

    When using the imperative mood, the verb is not preceded by the particle "to". For example: "put the eggs in a separate dish."

     To make it more polite, the imperative mood can be used with the word please, especially when it is about a request. For example: "Open the window, please." Or: "Please, don't smoke here."

Answer 2

Answer: it’s b

Explanation:

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