<prompt> Hlalosa phapang pakeng tsa polelo e tlamang le polelo e hlalosang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the difference between an imperative sentence and a declarative sentence. . Response in English: An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives a command or makes a request. It usually begins with a verb in the base form, and often, the subject of the sentence is implied, rather than explicit. For example, Close the door is an imperative sentence where you is the implied subject. In contrast, a declarative sentence is a type of sentence that makes a statement or provides information. It has a subject and a predicate, and it usually uses the usual word order of a subject followed by a verb and one or more objects. For example, The book is on the table is a declarative sentence.In summary, an imperative sentence tells or asks someone to do something, while a declarative sentence conveys information or states a fact. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo e tlamang ke mofuta oa polelo e fanang ka taelo kapa e etsang kopo. Hangata e qala ka leetsi ka mokhoa oa motheo, me hangata, sehlooho sa polelo se boleloa, ho e-na le ho hlakisa. Mohlala, Koala monyako ke polelo ea bohlokoa moo uena e leng sehlooho se boleloang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, polelo e hlalosang ke mofuta oa polelo e fanang ka polelo kapa e fanang ka boitsebiso. E na le sehloho le leetsi, me hangata e sebelisa tatellano ea mantsoe e tloaelehileng ea sehlooho e lateloang ke leetsi le ntho e le ngoe kapa ho feta. Ka mohlala, Buka e tafoleng ke polelo e hlalosang. Ka kakaretso, polelo ea bohlokoa e bolella kapa e kopa motho ho etsa ntho e itseng, athe polelo e hlalosang e fana ka boitsebiso kapa e bolela nete. 