instructional language
Japanese translation: 命令形
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命令形 Explanation: Other word for "instructional language" is order language. This means sentences written in order form. They are, for example, in Japanese ”しなさい” languages such as ”行きなさい” ”書きなさい” ”言いなさい” or ”行ってはならない” ”書くな” ”言うな", etc. and their variations. Also in English "Do this", "Do that", or "Don't do this", "Don't do that", also called "imperative mood". See following site: http://anglaisfrancais.hp.infoseek.co.jp/i/imperative.html |
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