Imperative form

Imperative sentences

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What is imperative sentence?

• a sentence to give orders, instructions, recommendations and advices.

• We will focus on orders in order to make a recipe

Multiple Choice

In this unit, when do we use the imperative form?

• Instructions

• Recommendations

• Advices

• Orders

How to know if it is an imperative sentence?

• Affirmative: sentence always starts with based form of verb (without to).

• eg: sit, go, stand, do not, write.

• Negative: Do not (don't) + based form of verb (without to).

We can also add please to the sentence:

• Please eat your rice.

• Please write down the date.

• Please sit down.

• Please stand up.

Example sentences:

• Eat your rice.

• Do not go there.

• Write down the date.

• Sit down.

Multiple Choice

The negative form of the imperative starts with...

• Not

• I don't

• Don't

Multiple Choice

Escoge the negative imperative de: You shouldn’t stop exercising.

• Not stop exercising.

• You don't stop exercising

• Don't stop exercising.

Multiple Choice

Lee y responde TRUE o FALSE.

We use a subject with the imperatives.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Fill in the Blanks

Lee y completa con la palabra correcta.

The affirmative form of an imperative starts with a

.

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I love winter!

• What is your favorite season?

• I like to swim in summer.

• Pack your bags now.

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I want to watch Minion at cinema.

• Please buy me 2 tickets.

• Do you want to buy popcorn?

• I think that I need to buy drink too.

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I want to go there by car.

• Prepare 2 papers and 1 pencil.

• Do you have any questions?

• Do you like banana?

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I eat fried chicken.

• I'm so happy to see you.

• Wash your hand, please.

• Are you Indonesian?

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of Imperative Sentence?

• Open your book page 18.

• Are you hungry now?

• I am 10 years old.

• Hello, my name is Jack.

Multiple Choice

Which is the imperative sentence?

• I am going home now.

• Don't leave before seeing the eagles!

Multiple Choice

Which is the imperative sentence?

• Meet our parrot, Polly.

• Where is the parrot?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is the imperative?

• Ride the camels.

• Do you want to ride a camel?

Multiple Choice

What sentence below is the imperative?

• Come and feed the monkeys!

• I want to feed the monkeys.

Multiple Choice

What sentence below do you think is an imperative sentence?

• Can you go to the zoo tomorrow?

• Let's go to the zoo tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

• Let's don't drink milk.

• I love coffee.

• Don't put milk in my coffee.

• Put coffee in my milk.

Multiple Choice

• Don't sit.
• Let's stand up.
• Don't sit down.
• Sit down.

Multiple Choice

• I'm number 1.
• Be quiet.
• Keep talking.
• Let's quiet.

Multiple Choice

• Jump on the bed.
• Don't jump on the bed.
• Jumping on the bed makes Dad happy.
• Let's don't jump on the bed.

Multiple Choice

• Speak up.

• Stand up.

• Sit down.

• Don't touch it.