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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
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Hello Sir,
1. Let us play together.
2. Let them play together.
What is subject of both the sentences?
Thanks and regards.
1. Let us play together.
2. Let them play together.
What is subject of both the sentences?
Thanks and regards.
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Hi, 1. Let us play together. 2.
- Hi, 1.
- Let us play together.
- 2.
- Let them play together.
- What is subject of both the sentences?
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Hi,
1. Let us play together.
2. Let them play together.
What is subject of both the sentences?
These are imperatives, which means they are orders. There is no explicit subject. However, a subject is implied. In other words, we understand who is being 'ordered' to do the action
1. Let us play together.
2. Let them play together.
What is subject of both the sentences?
These are imperatives, which means they are orders. There is no explicit subject. However, a subject is implied. In other words, we understand who is being 'ordered' to do the action
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