Imperatives, Invitation, Permission

"Leave this luggage at the gate."

What is the expression above?

• Invitation

• Imperative

• Permission

The correct imperative sentence is...

• Don't wash your hands.

• Don't stay at home.

• Don't touch your face mask.

Daddy: "Please............."

Children: "Okay."

What is the correct imperative sentence?

• bring your sock

• bring your clothes

• bring your pillow

Listen to the dialogue. Complete the sentence below.

Daddy: "Wash .............."

Children: "Okay, dad."

• your hands first

• your clothes first

• you hair

"Let's eat pizza."

What is the expression above?

• Permission

• Imperatives

• Invitation

Which sentence does belong to offering invitation?

• Yes, I am.

• Would you like to go to the cinema?

• I'd love to.

Does she accept his invitation?

• No, she doesn't

• Yes, she does.

What expression is used in this conversation?

• Asking for permission

• Offering invitation

• Imperative

You: "Mum, can I go to the cinema with Kerry later?"

Mum: "....... You have to do your homework!"

• Of course.

• Yes, you can.

• Sorry, you can't

Choose the sentence that invites people.

• Would you like to join our team?

• May I borrow your scissors?

• Clean the dishes, please.