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LESSON 7

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1.    Positive . ćomraands usitig simplfe verbs,

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2. * Addition of dlr^ect object to the verb.

,Dialo.gue:    lao _#

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P ^bo ao suno

pensil lao b*ik pddho

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kłlaaa khao

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gana suno

Br ing

Read or study

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L*i sten

Bring the penc^l.

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Read the book.

Eat tttje (tteal-.:

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Listep to the_: song.

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The Imperative mood is used to .€xpress command,

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entreaty, prohibitipn and-the g±ving of advice a.nd

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•warning. Lt mav ref er to an act in the iminediate

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prese^nt; or the immćdiate futurę.

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the form in the lesson is used when addresaing f'' . memb-ers o.f the -family exęept the elders, friends of .

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•••    8-ł status tó the speaker and servants. Thie f-orm_

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8Konld not be used when addressing one^fs teachers*

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superior.8 and complete strangers;

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In an Jraperative sentence, the subject ^Myou^M is omitted,    <

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The Imperative•form for second person is ob-

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tained'by the addition of the vowel -o to the verbal

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root. Verbal roots ending in cdnsopants, -a, and -e

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