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Need English instructive sentences.

Hi Friends,
I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should be gramaticaly correct.
I have to collect more then 1000 sentences..
Plz send me as many as sentences you can ..
For Example:

1) Draw a circle.
2) send mail to person with excel file attached.
3) Build my resume.
4) suspend payments on the loan.
5) Record today's temperature..
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Waiting for your reply..
Thanks
Raju
  

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[nq:1]Hi Friends, I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should be gramaticaly correct. I have to collect more then ... my resume.

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[nq:1]Hi Friends, I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should be gramaticaly correct. I have to collect more then ... my resume. 4) suspend payments on the loan. 5) Record today's temperature. . . Waiting for your reply.. Thanks Raju[/nq]
Go to Google, type in:
imperative "English grammar" examples
Look through the results, and you will find more than 1000 sent
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Thank you for your help,
much appreciated,
Raju
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[nq:1]Hi Friends, I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should[/nq]
Let's go away for awhile.
I just wasn't made for these times.
Do you still believe in me?
Do you know what a love letter is?
A love letter is a bullet from a *** gun!
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[nq:1]Hi Friends, I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should be gramaticaly correct. I have to collect more then ... to person with excel file attached. 3) Build my resume. 4) suspend payments on the loan. 5) Record today's temperature.[/nq]
How about: "Do your own homework"?
There is no such thing as an "instructive" clause. You want "imperative" clauses. To form
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Avoid the use of "Plz".
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[nq:1]Avoid the use of "Plz".[/nq]
wtf??? i dint say plz!!!1!! omg!!1!1 u suk!!!1!
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[nq:1]Hi Friends, I need English instructive sentences for my application,which should be gramaticaly[/nq]
Check your spelling - it's 'grammatically.'
[nq:1]I have to collect more then 1000 sentences..[/nq]
This may be a typo error. If not, bone up on 'then' and 'than'.

Good luck.