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<p>In imperative clauses, most languages elide the subject, even in languages which typically requires a subject to be present, e.g.<br/>
* Give it to me.<br/>
* Da mihi istud. (Latin)<br/>
* Me dá isso. (Brazilian Portuguese)<br/>
* Dá-me isso. (European Portuguese)<br/>
* Dámelo. (Spanish)<br/>
* Dammelo. (Italian)</p>

<p><big>Coordinated sentences</big></p>
<p>One criterion for identifying a subject in various languages is the possibility of its omission in coordinated sentences such as the following: The man hit the woman and [the man] came here.</p><p>
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