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Learn about
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Today you are going to learn about imperative sentences an important part of English
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Grammar:
Definition of an imperative sentence. |
- An imperative sentence:
- is used to give a direct command to someone
- can end with a
period or an
exclamation mark
depending on the degree of the command
- containing the word "please" should end with a
period
- is commonly used in speech but not often in writing
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Imperative Sentence Types |
- Be quiet!
- Please hand in your homework.
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Fun Easy English Grammar Lessons |
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 From
YOUR Teacher:
Imperative Sentences
These are basically used when telling someone to do
something. |
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