In the following question, demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure:Please be seated.
Correct answer: B. Imperative
- A. Declarative
- B. Imperative
- C. Interrogative
- D. Exclamatory
Explanation
The given sentence is imperative. Imperative sentences form a command or request.
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