Giving Instructions

These following expression are the way to give instruction, except ...

• Open the door, please!

• Don't open the window!

• Sit down, please.

• Please clean your room now.

Which of the following is an expression of prohibition?

• Attention, please

• I think ..

• Don’t close it!

• What do you think?

. . . the cap, Tia! It’s dirty.

• Don’t put on

• Put on

• Don’t push

• Push

X : . . . , your shoes are dirty.

Y : Alright

• Clean your shoes.

• Sweep the floor.

• Clean the wall

• Get the socks.

X : It’s hot . . . please.

Y : Sorry, but the fan doesn’t work.

• Turn off the fan.

• Turn on the fan.

• Break the fan.

• Open the fan.

X : Turn on the radio.

Y : . . .

• I don't think so

• Follow me

• Sure

• I understand

X : Look! The window is very dirty.

Y : . . . , please.

• Clean it

• Sweep it

• Forget it

• Litter it

. . . the pan, Mela! It’s hot.

• Touch

• Don't touch

• I Think

• What should I do?

The correct command for the situation is . . .

• Don’t do that.

• Open the window.

• Clean the window.

• You must sweep it.

The classroom is dirty. _________

• Stand up, please

• Turn off the fan

• Clean the classroom, please

• Attention, please