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We use sentences of order every day. In other words, we give commands with the expectation that someone will follow them.
We use our position of authority to compel somebody to do something or to say that something must happen.
Here are some sentences of order.
Have a look.
- Stop it.
- Speak up.
- Come here.
- Get out.
- Get off.
- Get up.
- Get down.
- Get ready.
- Go away.
- Go home.
- Come soon.
- Listen.
- Call him.
- Sit down.
- Stand up.
- Look here.
- Fax it.
- Stand still.
- Take it.
- Drive slowly.
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