Imperative Sentences

Why do we use imperative sentences?

• To ask a question

• To give a command or tell someone what or what not to do

• To describe a detail

What word do we use at the beginning of an imperative sentence to be polite?

• Because

• Now

• Please

• Yes

Select the imperative sentence below:

• Jasmine watches TV at night.

• Wash your hands.

• Holyoke is old.

Select the imperative sentence below:

• Look at the picture.

• The picture has beautiful color.

• My dog eats a bone.

Select the imperative sentence below:

• I like candy.

• Please take out the trash.

• The trash smells bad.

Select the imperative sentence below:

• Miguel plays guitar.

• She is sick.

• Don't stand too close to her.

Which part of speech does an imperarative sentence usually begin with?

• noun

• verb

• adjective

What is the verb in the imperative sentence below:

Stop playing with the pencils.

• pencils

• the

• Stop

What is the verb in the imperative sentence below:

Look at the window.

• Look

• at

• window

What is the verb in the imperative sentence below:

Give me the water please.

• please

• Give

• me