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Grammar
Imperative Form
The
Imperative Form is used to express orders. Doing it is simple: just start the
phrase with the verb (or introduced by 'please'), without the Subject (you).
Notice the following examples:
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Verb |
Example |
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To Be |
Be here at 6 oŽclock or youŽll be grounded |
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02 |
To Bring |
Bring your friends to have dinner with us |
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03 |
To Come |
Please come back here next month; at the moment we donŽt need anything |
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04 |
To Do |
Do your tasks or you wonŽt go anywhere |
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05 |
To Forget |
Please forget everything IŽve told you |
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06 |
To Have |
Welcome and have a sit. WeŽll serve you in a while |
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07 |
To Keep |
Keep up the good work youŽve been doing |
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08 |
To Listen |
Listen to me, itŽs dangerous, you canŽt go there alone |
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09 |
To Think |
Think about what youŽve done and tell me what you think |
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10 |
To Teach |
Teach me how to speak English, I promise IŽll be a good student |
Practice
Write 8
Imperative phrases. You cannot use any of the verbs above.
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