“Tafi ka d’auko ruwa a rijiya” Wannan misali ne na jimla

This sentence gives a command. It tells someone to go and fetch water. Sentences that give orders are called imperative sentences.

The sentence starts with action words like “tafi” (go) and “dauko” (fetch). This is how you recognize command sentences. They tell people what to do.

Other sentence types include statements, questions, and exclamations. Command sentences are special because they give instructions.