Which of the following types of sentences gives a command?

An imperative sentence is the type of sentence that gives a command or instruction. It often starts with a verb and can be directed at a second person, meaning the subject ("you") is often implied rather than explicitly stated. For example, "Close the door" instructs someone to take action. This form of sentence is straightforward in its purpose – to prompt the listener to perform a specific action. Recognizing this characteristic helps identify imperative sentences among other types, which serve different functions, such as stating facts, asking questions, or expressing strong feelings.