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Imperative

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"The Imperative" is used to tell someone what to do or what not to do.

Positive (base verb)	Negative (don't + bare form)
Come here!	Don`t come here!
Clean the bathroom!	Don`t clean the bathroom!
Help your father!	Don`t help your father!
Close the window, please!	Don`t close the window, please!

Exercises - Imperative

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1) Didn't play Don't play football in the garden?

2) Didn't swim Don't swim in the lake?

3) Brushes Brush your teeth?

4) Reads Read the book?

5) Do Does your homework?

6) Washes Wash your face?

7) Don't talk Didn't talk during the class?

8) Go Goes to school?

9) Don't switch off Didn't switch off the TV?

10) Isn't Don't be late for school?

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