"kindly share how you felt when you heard an announcement that a bus, plane or train you’ve been waiting for will be delayed."
Is there a subject in this sentence? thank you.
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Sign up to join this community"kindly share how you felt when you heard an announcement that a bus, plane or train you’ve been waiting for will be delayed."
Is there a subject in this sentence? thank you.
Imperative sentences, in English, usually skip the subject and it is understood to be the pronoun that indicates the target of the command:
Indeed, explicitly stating the subject of an imperative actually acts to intensify it, somewhat, in common English usage.