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Term: Imperativo

Description:

The term "imperativo" refers to the grammatical mood used to express commands, orders, or requests. It is commonly used to give direct instructions or make strong suggestions. In addition, "imperativo" can also refer to the second person singular or plural form of a verb, used specifically in imperative sentences.

Sample Sentences:

Part of Speech: Noun

1. The use of the imperativo in this sentence helps convey a sense of urgency.
2. When giving commands, it is important to use the imperativo appropriately.

Part of Speech: Adjective

3. She had an imperativo tone in her voice when she demanded the truth.
4. The imperativo language used in the email made it clear it required immediate attention.

Part of Speech: Verb

5. Please imperativo the students to complete their homework before class.
6. He imperativoed his dog to sit and stay.

Part of Speech: Adverb

7. The teacher imperatively asked the students to pay attention.

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