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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Flash forward now to June 23, 2003,
In its early stages, the Internet was widely celebrated for its ability to enlarge our intellectual universe.~
Flash forward now to June 23, 2003, when the Supreme Court upheld a law called the Children's Internet Protection Act requiring public libraries receiving federal funds to install antipornography filters in all computers with Internet access.
I'd like to know if the underlined sentence is an imperative sentence through which the author tells readers to imagine.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Flash forward now to June 23, 2003, when the Supreme Court upheld a law called the Children's Internet Protection Act requiring public libraries receiving federal funds to install antipornography filters in all computers with Internet access.
I'd like to know if the underlined sentence is an imperative sentence through which the author tells readers to imagine.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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park sang joon I'd like to know if the underlined sentence is an imperative sentence Yes, it is. 'Flash' is the verb. park sang joon through which the author tells readers to imagine Not imagine; the writer appears to be presenting a fact (if this was written after 2003).
- park sang joon I'd like to know if the underlined sentence is an imperative sentence Yes, it is.
- 'Flash' is the verb.
- park sang joon through which the author tells readers to imagine Not imagine; the writer appears to be presenting a fact (if this was written after 2003).
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park sang joonI'd like to know if the underlined sentence is an imperative sentenceYes, it is. 'Flash' is the verb.
park sang joonthrough which the author tells readers to imagineNot imagine; the writer appears to be presenting a fact (if this was written after 2003).
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