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Imperatives

The document provides instructions on imperative sentences, which are commands or requests that typically begin with a verb in its base form. It gives examples of positive imperatives like "Go now!" and negative imperatives using "Do not" followed by a verb. Students are then given exercises to practice forming imperative sentences for different places and situations.

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Imperatives

The document provides instructions on imperative sentences, which are commands or requests that typically begin with a verb in its base form. It gives examples of positive imperatives like "Go now!" and negative imperatives using "Do not" followed by a verb. Students are then given exercises to practice forming imperative sentences for different places and situations.

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Do the following tasks!


1. Tap your classmate’s shoulder and say,
“ Let’s do it?”
2. Stand up straight.
3. Look at the ceiling.
4. Wave your hands.
5. Have an eye to eye contact with your
seatmate
6. Nod your heads and take your seats.
Imperative Sentences
The imperative is a request or
command type of sentence that gives
advice or instructions that expresses
request or command. An imperative
sentence typically begins with the base
form of the verb. An imperative
sentence ends with a period or with an
exclamation point. It can be positive or
negative.
Positive Imperatives begin with verb.
Examples: Go now!
Sing your favorite song.
Listen to the teacher.
Negative Imperatives begin with Do not +
base form of the verb.
Examples: Do not come if you’re not ready.
Do not disobey your parents.
Don’t talk to your classmates!
Oral Exercise: Complete the following
imperative sentences.
1. _______ to God every night.
2. _______ at the corner of the
classroom.
3. Do not _______ inside the library.
4. _______ social media wisely
5. Do not _______ to your classmates.
Performance Task: Pair Activity
Construct 2 imperative sentences for
each place. One positive and
one negative). Use different verbs.
1. Home
2. School
3. Market
4. Church
5. Mall
Seatwork: Choose the verb that will
complete the thought of the sentences.
1. Do not _____ on the table.
2. ____ here.
3. You _____ the car on the side.
4. ____ here, I’ll call my assistant.
5. ____ quiet!
Seatwork: Choose the verb that will
complete the thought of the sentences.
6. Please ____ the salt.
7. Ana, ____the window.
8. ____ carefully.
9. ____ to the cashier immediately.
10. I need the key. ____ for it now.
drive look
pay pass
be open
stand wait
park come

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