Directives are imperative sentences that express the notion of command or request. By doing so, they can assume either the positive or the negative...

Directives are imperative sentences that express the notion of command or request. By doing so, they can assume either the positive or the negative form. Based on this assumption, read the sentences below and mark the option that presents a negative form of a directive sentence: Never talk to strangers on the street. No way I¿m going to give her the chance to do it. Stop talking to your father like this. Sincerely, I don¿t feel like going to your house today. Don‛t you want to win two hundred bucks?