How could the following sentence be rewritten as an imperative sentence? Have you ever gone to the La Brea tar pits?

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An imperative sentence is one in which you order somebody to do something.
So, this sentence could be rewritten as an imperative sentence like this:
Go to the La Brea tar pits!

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