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Using the word(s) given in the brackets, form a sentence in the imperative mood that expresses a command:
_______ the rules. (abide)

A
Abide by the rules.
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B
You should abide by the rules.
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C
Abiding by the rules.
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D
Please abide by the rules.
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Solution

The correct option is A Abide by the rules.
Option A is correct. The sentence is a command given to abide by the rules and is directed at an implied subject "you".
Options B and C are incorrect as they are not commands. Nor are they in the imperative mood. Option C, in particular, is an incomplete sentence as it lacks a subject.
Options D is incorrect. While it is in the imperative mood, it does not express a command, but a request (Please).

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