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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difference
plz tell me what is the difference between "you do not disturb me" and "do not disturb me".I said that I wont disturb u so he replied back that"you do not disturb me",can u plz tell wats the difference?thanx
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" is an order! It's called an imperative sentence. "You do not disturb me" is a simple statement of fact.
- " is an order!
- It's called an imperative sentence.
- "You do not disturb me" is a simple statement of fact.
- " It's a declarative sentence.
- " That makes it look like the declarative version.
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"Do not disturb me!" is an order! It's called an imperative sentence.
"You do not disturb me" is a simple statement of fact. "You're not bothering me." It's a declarative sentence.
It may be confusing when someone tells you that the subject of the imperative sentence is "understood" to be "you." That makes it look like the declarative version.
"You do not disturb me" is a simple statement of fact. "You're not bothering me." It's a declarative sentence.
It may be confusing when someone tells you that the subject of the imperative sentence is "understood" to be "you." That makes it look like the declarative version.
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