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Negative-imperative for 形容動詞 and 形容詞
Adjectives don't have an imperative form, so you basically need to attach some verb to express a command or request (しろ/して, いろ/いて, 来い/来て, or whatever). But the verb can be omitted if it can be ...
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Help understanding tense of sentence ending in ~てもらってて
As far as the "tense" goes, your sentence is roughly the same as:
おばあちゃんに録ってもらって(い)る。
My grandma is recording it (for me).
My grandma has recorded it (for me).
So it's in the -teiru form, ...
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