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by JulieW on February 26th, 2007

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What is the shortest complete sentence in the English language?

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  • by Orangy on February 26th, 2007

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    English does not require a subject for the imperative case. If left out, the subject is generally understood to mean "you." Therefore, almost any one-word verb in the English language can become a grammatically correct one-word sentence when used as a direct command. (Examples: "Stop!" "Go!" "Speak." "Eat.")

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