Why is English not the official language of England?

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What is the shortest complete sentence in English?

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There are two main candidates for the shortest sentence in the English language:
'Go!' and 'I am'.

My vote is for 'Go!' It has an active verb, an implied subject and a clear meaning. I am only has meaning when used as an answer to a question: Who is going to the Moon this morning? I am. In any case, two words beats three!

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  1. Anonymous17 March 2015 at 08:35

    Isn t ----- "I exist." ----- the shortest valid sentence.

    It makes total sense, because "I" is the most concrete term in a dictionary & "existence" is the most abstract term in a dictionary...

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  2. Anonymous17 November 2015 at 14:11

    Would ¨i¨ work It has a subject and verb?????????????????????????

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    1. Anonymous22 April 2016 at 10:23

      No, I is only a noun. It doesn't act as a verb.

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