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...interrogative, or ask. ing; the imperative, or commanding. An explicative sentence is one in which a thing is said to be, or not to be; to do, or not to do; to sutler, or not to suffer, — in a direct manner; as, I am; thou writest; Thomas is loved. If the sentence...

...sentences ; the explicative, or explaining : the interrogative, or asking ; the imperative, or commanding. An explicative sentence is when a thing is said to be or not to be, to do or not to dp, to suffer or not to suffer, in a direct manner : as, " I am ; thou writest ; Thomas is loved."...

...Imperative, the Potential, and Infinitive. The indicative mode simply declares a thing to he f or not to he; to do, or not to do; to suffer, or not to suffer, in a direct manner; or it asks a question; as, does he learn? do they study? will you improve? The suhjunctive mode implies...

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