Answer and Explanation:
There are four types of sentences: imperative sentences, declarative sentences, exclamatory sentences and interrogative sentences.
Here we look at imperative sentences and exclamatory sentences.
While Imperative sentences, also called directives, are used to issue commands and make requests, exclamatory sentences are used to express increased emotion.
Imperative sentences can be confused with exclamatory sentences because imperative sentences may end with exclamation points just like exclamatory sentences. Imperative sentences end with exclamatory sentences when a directive or instruction is said with emotion(shouted for example)and therefore has an exclamation point.
Imperative and exclamatory sentences using the events include:
1. Imperative sentence: Go and cross the Missouri River.
Exclamatory sentence: Get to the Missouri River now!
2. Imperative sentence: Get ready to dig channels for the boats.
Exclamatory sentence: Start digging the channels for the boats right now!
3. Imperative sentence: Let us go and see the hundreds of squirrels at the park
Exclamatory sentence: Hundreds of squirrels were ran over at the highway!
Answer:
They gave a warm send off to the prime minister.
Answer:
Od is the right eye and Oi is the left eye.
When you ask for "what is object," we don't know since there is no reference , clues, image, instruction, or anything.
Explanation:
The O stands for Oculus (no not the toy lol), but for example, binoculars have the part "oculars" in it, which means "sight" or "vision." (Can be said to be the "root" of the word!)
The d in Od refers to dexter; latin for right, and i in Oi refers to sinister, which is left.
If there is no informal language like (wasn’t) or slang than it would be formal.