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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
She is cooking.
Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
The job is done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
Close the door.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
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Which one is the imperative sentence?
Let it be done.
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Close the door.
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