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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
A simple Question
The the following a sentence, and if not, why not?
Know it.
Know it.
Top answer
It is a sentence. Why wouldn't it be?
- It is a sentence.
- Why wouldn't it be?
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Yes. It's a command, the imperative form of the verb, and 'you' is implied. 'Here's the lesson for tomorrow, Roscoe. Read it. Study it. Know it. There will be a test.'
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Hi, indeed it is the imperative form of the verb and you is implied. And what if I want to imply him or her? in that case should I say :
'Have him know it' or 'Get him to know it'. It is probably 'May he know it'. which is in the subjunctive mood. Couldn't a command imply him or her?
'Have him know it' or 'Get him to know it'. It is probably 'May he know it'. which is in the subjunctive mood. Couldn't a command imply him or her?
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