This sentence is classified as a command, informal, and plural.
<h3>How to classify this sentence?</h3>
To classify this sentence we must look at several characteristics.
If we want to know if it is singular or plural, we look at the verb. In this case, he is addressing several people, so it is inferred that it is plural.
If we want to know if it is formal or informal, we must look if it contains formal words or expressions of formality. In this case, because it is an exclamation, it cannot be considered formal, so it is informal.
Finally, we notice that it has exclamation marks so we can infer that it is a command.
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Read the text. Indicate imperfective verbs.
I was returning home after a long walk along the seashore. I walked quickly along
street. The moon shone incredibly bright, large radiant stars were moving
in the dark blue sky, black shadows were sharply separated from the illuminated ground. From both
the sides of the street were lined with stone fences of gardens; orange trees raised
above them their own crooked branches; golden balls of heavy fruits were sometimes barely visible, sometimes
they glowed brightly ... Flowers glowed tenderly on many trees. I walked ... (According to I. Turgenev).
Try to continue the text.
<span>We were _____buying_____ some skirts, some branded belts, a dress for Juanita and a new lens for my camera.
</span>
Ps: The sentence has some errors in it though. It should be:
We were<span> <u>_____buying_____ </u> skirts, branded belts, and a dress for Juanita, and a new lens for my camera.</span>
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This paper is alive with sympathetic insight into Shakespeare (if you mean a sentence with the word insight) theres more in merriam webster dictionary. it gives you more example sentences
i-n-s-i-g-h-t (literally spelling insight)
