Imperatives
Learn how to use the imperatives in English.
Can you answer these grammar questions correctly?
Imperatives
Point 1: Imperatives are used to give commands, make requests, or offer advice.
- Sit down.
- Please open the window.
- Take care of yourself.
- Don't eat that. It is old.
Point 2: To make a negative imperative, use "do not" or the contraction "don't" before the verb.
- Do not touch that.
- Do not forget about the test.
- Don't be late.
- Don't listen to him.
Point 3: Imperatives can sound more polite by adding the word "please" before or after the verb.
- Come here, please.
- Please mail this today.
- Please open your books to page 10.
- Please don't forget.
Point 4: Imperatives are often used to give a series of instructions.
- Please join us at the park for a picnic.
- Take bus 12 to the park.
- At the park, look for the picnic tables.
- Please bring some water with you.
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A2-17 Adverbs of Addition and Lists
Well, first, it is close to shops. In addition, it is near parks.
Well, first, it is close to shops. In addition, it is near parks.
