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Imperative Ws

The document discusses the imperative form. It states that the imperative is the infinitive without "to" and gives examples of affirmative and negative imperatives. It also lists different contexts where the imperative is used, such as for instructions, warnings, offers, advice, requests, and invitations. Examples are provided for each context. Three activities are then presented: 1) matching pictures to imperative sentences, 2) filling in blanks with imperatives, and 3) forming imperatives based on clues in parentheses.

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Imperative Ws

The document discusses the imperative form. It states that the imperative is the infinitive without "to" and gives examples of affirmative and negative imperatives. It also lists different contexts where the imperative is used, such as for instructions, warnings, offers, advice, requests, and invitations. Examples are provided for each context. Three activities are then presented: 1) matching pictures to imperative sentences, 2) filling in blanks with imperatives, and 3) forming imperatives based on clues in parentheses.

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-The Imperative is the Infinitive without to.

Affirmative: Sit down!


Negative: Don't sit down!
-We use the Imperative in:
- Instructions: Open your books.
- Warnings: Look out!
- Offers: Have some juice.
- Advices: Stay at home. Don't go to school if you are ill.
- Requests: Pass the sugar, please.
- Invitations: Come for dinner.

A) Look at the pictures and choose


the corresponding sentence from the
box for each picture.

Have a biscuit.
Open your mouth, please.

Breathe deeply.
3

Dont forget your book.


Sit down!

Don't cry so loudly.


6

B) Fill in the blanks using the imperative.

_________ (not speak) so loudly.


_________ (study) harder or youll fail the
exam.
_________ (do) your homework straight
away.
_________(not forget) your story book.
_________ (pay) attention to the teacher.
________ (not play) in the classroom.
________ (go) and ________(play) in the
playground.

C) Use the clues in parentheses and fill in


the blank with the correct imperative form.

_______
_______
_______
_______
_______
_______

the elevator! (take/you)


to the airport! (you/go)
the teacher. (ask/you)
a bus! (catch / we)
at the driver! ( wave/ you)
the book! ( open / you)

-The Imperative is the Infinitive without to.


Affirmative: Sit down!
Negative: Don't sit down!
-We use the Imperative in:
- Instructions: Open your books.
- Warnings: Look out!
- Offers: Have some juice.
- Advices: Stay at home. Don't go to school if you are ill.
- Requests: Pass the sugar, please.
- Invitations: Come for dinner.

A) Look at the pictures and choose


the corresponding sentence from the
box for each picture.

Have a biscuit.
3

Open your mouth, please.


Breathe deeply.
Dont forget your book.

Sit down!

Don't cry so loudly.

B) Fill in the blanks using the imperative.

_________ (not speak) so loudly.


_________ (study) harder or youll fail the
exam.
_________ (do) your homework straight
away.
_________(not forget) your story book.
_________ (pay) attention to the teacher.
________ (not play) in the classroom.
________ (go) and ________(play) in the
playground.

C) Use the clues in parentheses and fill in


the blank with the correct imperative form.

_______
_______
_______
_______
_______
_______

the elevator! (take/you)


to the airport! (you/go)
the teacher. (ask/you)
a bus! (catch / we)
at the driver! ( wave/ you)
the book! ( open / you)

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