4. used as an imperative
Enjoy is normally only a transitive or reflexive verb. Don't say 'I enjoyed'. However, you can say Enjoy!, meaning 'Enjoy yourself' or 'Enjoy your meal'.
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[#2811641] I've put a slice of cake on the table. Enjoy! (patgfisher)
[#21267] Have fun. (CK) *audio*
[#21274] Enjoy yourself! (Nero) *audio*
[#21269] Have a good time. (CK) *audio*
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