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Imperative

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"The Imperative" is used to tell someone what to do or what not to do.
Positive
(base verb)		Negative
(don't + bare form)
Come here!
Clean the bathroom!
Don`t clean the bathroom!
Help your father!
Don`t help your father!
Close the window, please!
Don`t close the window, please!

Exercises - Imperative

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  • 1) Read Reads the book?

  • 2) Go Goes to school?

  • 3) Washes Wash your face?

  • 4) Brushes Brush your teeth?

  • 5) Didn't swim Don't swim in the lake?

  • 6) Didn't play Don't play football in the garden?

  • 7) Does Do your homework?

  • 8) Didn't talk Don't talk during the class?

  • 9) Don't be Isn't late for school?

  • 10) Didn't switch off Don't switch off the TV?

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