Imperatives

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What is the imperative mood?

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The imperative mood is used to give commands, instructions, or requests.

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When should you use the imperative mood?

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You should use the imperative mood when giving an order, instructions, or making a request.

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Is 'I would like you to drive me there' an imperative sentence?

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No, it is not an imperative sentence.

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Which of the following is an example of an imperative? 'Be careful!' or 'I’m not hungry.'

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'Be careful!' is an example of an imperative.

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Do you use a pronoun before the verb in an imperative sentence?

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No, you do not use a pronoun before the verb in an imperative sentence.

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What is the imperative form of 'cry'?

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'Don't cry.' is the imperative form.

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What type of sentence is 'Turn left after the traffic lights'?

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It is an imperative sentence giving instructions.

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What is an example of a request in the imperative mood?

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'Please confirm your attendance at 555 8787.'

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What is the difference between an imperative and a declarative sentence?

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An imperative sentence gives a command, while a declarative sentence states a fact.

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Can imperatives be used to give warnings?

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Yes, imperatives can be used to give warnings, e.g., 'Be careful!'