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You need trigger commands so you can start the whole process, and tell the computer what to do after whatever happens.

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You need trigger commands because they help you make your scratch better.

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You need trigger commands because if you do not there will be no way your sprite will do the things you want.

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Trigger Commands are important because they are telling the computer what to do and when to do it

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because if you don't, your sprites will be talking over each other and you'll lose points for something so silly!

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Trigger commands are important because it is telling the computer what to do.

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you need trigger commands because nothing can happen or end if it never starts because there is no end without a start, and it prevents from 2 sprites doing the same thing at the same time

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You need trigger commandshe program won't work without trigger commands

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You need commands from the "events" functional cluster in your program so there is a sequence of things happening

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You need Trigger Commands because they help you say the words on your sprite and if you don't have one then your scratch wont move as you hoped

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You need trigger commands to program and it helps you control what you want to do.

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You need trigger commands because.You need to know what your doing.Also the program wouldn't without trigger comands it wouldn't start.This is why you need trigger comands.

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You need trigger commands in your program because without them your program will not do anything

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You need commands from the 'events' functional cluster in your program because a command is like your telling what your computer what to do and without commands you probably won't have any idea of what your doing.

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You need commands in your program because the correct commands will be set off at the right time for the right thing. Without them, nothing will work.

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You need commands from the 'events' because without them nothing will happen and your scratch will not work. Example is if you don't put the "when flag is clicked" then nothing will happen.....

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You need trigger commands so you can use the right commands and the command is telling the computer how to function. An example of a trigger command is "when flag is clicked".

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You need trigger commands because it with out it you wouldn't be able to put the right command at the right time

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You need trigger commands because, that command is like telling the computer program whet to do, and if you don't have them, nothing will happen. One example is for Scratch, if you don't put the first block that tells your sprite when to start, it won't start doing what you want it to do.

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You need trigger commands so you can use the right command you want at the right time. You could sett of different commands or events using different command or 'events' blocks

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You need trigger commands in your project so that your project can work. Without saying what you want to happen, nothing will work, and none of the sprites will move.

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You need Trigger Commands because your program wouldnt work without these commands . You program would probably be dull and like i said , it wouldnt work without the commands .

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You need trigger commands in your program because it will set off the correct commands when the correct thing happens. Without them, nothing will work!