Question 49
Identify the type of sentence. “Get out of the arena.”
Indicative
Interrogative
Imperative
English 2 End Term 13 Sept 2026 — Question 49
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Question 49 of 90 in the IIT Madras BS English II (English 2) End Term paper sat on 13 Sept 2026, in the May 2026 term (English2 13 Sep 26). It carries 1 mark.
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