Orders and Directions 10-12

Orders and
Directions

We use imperatives to tell someone to do something. They are also useful to give a warning, or to give directions to someone.

Imperatives

Orders and Directions

Examples

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I eat my dinner at 6pm.

Come with me.

You read your book every day.

Give that to me.

Read this book.

Eat your dinner.

She goes to bed at 9pm.

I start school at 9am.

Organize these sentences into the right category.

Imperative

Present Simple

vOCABULARY: Giving Directions

vOCABULARY: Giving Directions

Match

Match the following directions.

go straight

turn left

turn right

go past

cross

• go straight

• turn left

• turn right

• go past

• cross

Match

Match the following directions.

across from

next to

at the roundabout, take the third exit

take the second right

at the corner

• across from

• next to

• at the roundabout, take the third exit

• take the second right

• at the corner

Multiple Choice

Choose the direction that leads you to the correct place on the map.

For the train station:

• Take the second left. The station is on the right.

• Take the second right. The station is on the left.

Multiple Choice

Choose the direction that leads you to the correct place on the map.

For the restaurant:

• Take the first left, then turn right. The restaurant is on the right.

• Take the second left, then turn right. The restaurant is on the left.

Multiple Choice

Choose the direction that leads you to the correct place on the map.

For the hospital:

• Take the second right, and the hospital is on the left.

• Take the second left, and the hospital is on the right.

Multiple Choice

Choose the direction that leads you to the correct place on the map.

For the Supreme Hotel:

• Take the first left, then go straight ahead. The hotel is on the right.

• Take the first right, then go straight ahead. The hotel is on the left.

Multiple Choice

Choose the direction that leads you to the correct place on the map.

For the castle:

• Take the first left, then turn right. The castle is on the left.

• Take the first left, then turn left. The castle is on the right.

Vocabulary:Directions

Vocabulary:Directions

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Labelling

Listen to the audio and number the directions in the order you hear them.

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Match

Listen to the audio and match the directions to the places.

Movie theather

Swimming pool

Science museum

Library

Hotel Bel Air

• Movie theather

• Swimming pool

• Science museum

• Library

• Hotel Bel Air

Negative Imperatives

Add “don’t” or “do not” before the verb to make an imperative negative.

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentences as negative imperatives.

a. Read that book.

b. Go past the hotel.

c. Give that to the cat.

d. Have a shower.

e. Drive to the mall.

Open Ended

Write down what you like the most about our classes and what you would like to improve. Are there any activities you prefer the most? Is there something you want to try? What would help you to do better? Spanish is allowed.