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A commanding statement is often referred to as an "imperative." Imperatives are used to give direct orders, instructions, or requests. They typically begin with the base form of a verb and may not include a subject, as the subject ("you") is implied. For example, in the sentence "Close the door," "close" is the imperative verb.
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Who were the commanding generals on D Day?
Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Bernard Montgomery were the Commanding generals on D-Day.
When Lincoln demoted McClellan he did not name a replacement but instead he and whom performed the commanding general's duties?
On March 11 Lincoln demoted McClellan by removing him from the position of commanding general. He named no replacement; he and Stanton would perform the commanding generals duties.
Who is the commanding general of the Philippine navy?
For info The Philippine Navy top honcho is not address as Commanding General instead he was called as Flag Officer in Command (FOIC), other senior ranks are terms as flag ranks like one star and two star rnks, current FOIC of PN is Vice Admiral Golez AFP.
Who were the German Generals in charge at Normandy?
Gen. Gerd von Rundstedt, commanding the German forces in the west, and Gen. Erwin Rommel, commanding the forces in France.
What do you call a officer commanding a fleet of warships?
Admiral
What is the leader of the army called?
The Commanding Officer .
What are the examples of an imperative sentence?
An imperative statement is a commanding statement. An imperative statement tells something or someone what to do, when to do something, or how to do something. An example would be "Go away!" and "Stop talking!" Others would be "Forget I said that," and "Sing me a song."
A device producing a wailing sound?
Saxophone
What is captains superior called?
A captain's superior is typically called their commanding officer or a higher-ranking officer.
What is a question and also a statement called?
A question and statement combination is called an "interrogative statement," which is a sentence that combines a question and statement into one.
What was the income statement previously called?
The Income Statement is also called the P&L (Profit and Loss) Statement.
What is a statement in if-then form called?
A conditional Statement.
A trite statement is called a an bromide?
A trite statement is called a cliché.
A trite statement is called?
A hackneyed statement or notion.
What is the truth or falsity of a statement is called its?
compound statement
The official written order commanding a person to appear in court to give testimony is called what?
subpoena.....................
What is a musical statement followed by a repeat of that statement and a counter statement called?
binary form
