1. __________ There´s children crossing the road!

2. __________ we are going to be late.

3. __________ I can´t swim!

4. __________ your keys!

5. __________ I can´t walk as fast as you!

6. __________ some more tea” - “Yes, I´d like some more tea, please!”

Look out! Have some… Help! Hurry up! Don´t forget wait for me!

Complete the sentences with the expressions in the box. Then decide if they are orders, requests, advices or offers.

Example:

Mark wants to play football with Joe.

Mark : Let´s play football.

 

Mary wants to go to the cinema with her friends.

Mary : ______________________________________________________________

Mr. Smith wants to go to the mountains with his family.

Mr. Smith ___________________________________________________________

 

B) Follow the example and write sentences.

Pick up the receiver and then dial the number ____________

Open your books on page 18 _________________________

Clean up this mess _______________________________

Let ´s go to the cinema. ____________________________

Read the sentences and decide if they are orders, instructions or suggestions.

NEGATIVE

Don´t sit down!

AFFIRMATIVE

Sit down!

We can make the imperative 'more polite' by adding do.

E.g.: Do be quiet.

 

Let´s is always followed by the infinitive.

E.g.: Let´s play.

In the negative form we put don´t before the main verb.

E.g.: Don´t open the window.

In the IMPERATIVE the person is not usually mentioned.

INVITATIONS

 

E.g.: Come for dinner.

REQUESTS

 

E.g.: Pass the sugar, please

ADVICES

 

E.g.: Stay at home if you are ill .

OFFERS

 

E.g.: Have some more juice.

WARNINGS

 

E.g.: Look out!

INSTRUCTIONS

 

E.g.: Open your book.

We use the Imperative in:

The Imperative is the Infinitive form without to

The Imperative is the Infinitive form without to

We use the Imperative in:

INSTRUCTIONS

 

E.g.: Open your book.

WARNINGS

 

E.g.: Look out!

OFFERS

 

E.g.: Have some more juice.

ADVICES

 

E.g.: Stay at home if you are ill .

REQUESTS

 

E.g.: Pass the sugar, please

INVITATIONS

 

E.g.: Come for dinner.

In the IMPERATIVE the person is not usually mentioned.

In the negative form we put don´t before the main verb.

E.g.: Don´t open the window.

Let´s is always followed by the infinitive.

E.g.: Let´s play.

We can make the imperative 'more polite' by adding do.

E.g.: Do be quiet.

 

AFFIRMATIVE

Sit down!

NEGATIVE

Don´t sit down!

Read the sentences and decide if they are orders, instructions or suggestions.

Pick up the receiver and then dial the number ____________

Open your books on page 18 _________________________

Clean up this mess _______________________________

Let ´s go to the cinema. ____________________________

B) Follow the example and write sentences.

Example:

Mark wants to play football with Joe.

Mark : Let´s play football.

 

Mary wants to go to the cinema with her friends.

Mary : ______________________________________________________

Mr. Smith wants to go to the mountains with his family.

Mr. Smith ____________________________________________________

 

Complete the sentences with the expressions in the box. Then decide if they are orders, requests, advices or offers.

Look out! Have some… Help! Hurry up! Don´t forget wait for me!

1. __________ There´s children crossing the road!

2. __________ we are going to be late.

3. __________ I can´t swim!

4. __________ your keys!

5. __________ I can´t walk as fast as you!

6. __________ some more tea” - “Yes, I´d like some more tea, please!”

NEGATIVE

Don´t sit down!

AFFIRMATIVE

Sit down!

We can make the imperative 'more polite' by adding do.

E.g.: Do be quiet.

 

Let´s is always followed by the infinitive.

E.g.: Let´s play.

In the negative form we put don´t before the main verb.

E.g.: Don´t open the window.

In the IMPERATIVE the person is not usually mentioned.

INVITATIONS

 

E.g.: Come for dinner.

REQUESTS

 

E.g.: Pass the sugar, please

ADVICES

 

E.g.: Stay at home if you are ill .

OFFERS

 

E.g.: Have some more juice.

WARNINGS

 

E.g.: Look out!

INSTRUCTIONS

 

E.g.: Open your book.

We use the Imperative in:

The Imperative is the Infinitive form without to

1. __________ There´s children crossing the road!

2. __________ we are going to be late.

3. __________ I can´t swim!

4. __________ your keys!

5. __________ I can´t walk as fast as you!

6. __________ some more tea” - “Yes, I´d like some more tea, please!”

Look out! Have some… Help! Hurry up! Don´t forget wait for me!

Complete the sentences with the expressions in the box. Then decide if they are orders, requests, advices or offers.

Example:

Mark wants to play football with Joe.

Mark : Let´s play football.

 

Mary wants to go to the cinema with her friends.

Mary : ______________________________________________________

Mr. Smith wants to go to the mountains with his family.

Mr. Smith ____________________________________________________

 

B) Follow the example and write sentences.

Pick up the receiver and then dial the number ____________

Open your books on page 18 _________________________

Clean up this mess _______________________________

Let ´s go to the cinema. ____________________________

Read the sentences and decide if they are orders, instructions or suggestions.

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