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Give them more personal space.

Wave to say goodbye.

Be careful!

Don’t stand too close to North Americans.

Summary of imperative sentences

1. Definition: Sentences used to express commands, requests, advice, warnings, prohibitions, etc. are called imperative sentences. Imperative sentences are most commonly used to express commands, so they are also called imperative sentences.

Imperative sentences are usually omitted because the object (i.e., the subject) is the second person. The verbs of imperative sentences are all in the present tense, and a period or exclamation point is used at the end of the sentence to indicate the end.

Example: Go and wash your hands. (Go and wash your hands. - command)

Be quiet, please.（Please be quiet.）

(Please be quiet. - Request) When expressing a request, you can add please

Be kind to our sister. (Be kind to our sisters. - Advice)

Watch your steps. (Walk carefully. - Warning)

Look out! Danger! careful! Danger! ——Strong warning

When expressing a stronger tone, you can use exclamation points.

Keep off the grass.

No parking. (No parking. - Prohibited)

Imperative sentences also often express the subject "You" to make the other party sound softer, for example:

You go and tell him, Tom. (Tom, go tell him.)

2. Relevant passwords

Imperative sentences have no subject, and the subject is often omitted;

When the verb is predicated in its original form, add don't at the beginning of the sentence to negate it;

Read aloud in a falling intonation, and always put an exclamation mark at the end of the sentence.

3. Expression form——●Affirmative structure:

Do type - the beginning of the verb base form

That is: verb base form (+ object) + other components.

For example: Please have a seat here. Please have a seat here.

In some imperative sentences, the verb can be omitted when the meaning is clear.

For example: This way, please. =Go this way, please. Please go this way!

Be type - the verb Be begins with

That is: Be + predicate (noun or adjective) + other components).

Such as: Be a good boy! Be a good boy!

Let type - begins with the verb Let.

That is: Let + object + verb base + other components).

Such as: Let me help you. Let me help you.

Translate the following sentences.

1. Let’s play together!

Let’s play together.

2. Please don't be late.

Don’t be late, please.

3. Answer this question.

Answer the question.

4. Don’t let cats in.

Don't let the cat come in

/Let the cat not come in.

5. Be quiet in class.

Be quiet on class.

6. Don’t litter everywhere.

Don’t throw litter everywhere.

7. Be friendly to others.

Be friendly to classmates.

Rewrite the sentences.

It’s important to listen to the teacher.

Listen to the teacher.

You cannot shout in the classroom.

Don’t shout in the classroom.

1. It’s important to be careful.

2. It’s important to clean and tidy the lab.

3. You cannot touch anything if the teacher doesn’t ask you to.

4. You cannot bring food or drink into the lab.

5. You cannot enter the lab alone.

choose:

1. ______ this kind of peach, and you will like it.

A. To try B. Trying

C. Try D. Tried

2. ________, or you’ll be late.

A. Hurry up B. Take it down

C. To hurry up D. Hurries up

3. Ssh! ________ talk loudly. The baby is sleeping right now.

A. Do B. Does

C. Don’t D. Doesn’t

4. “_______ exercise every day, my child. It’s good for your health,” Father said.

A. Taking B. To take

C. Take D. Takes

5. Don’t _______ too much TV. It’s bad for your eyes.

A. watch B. watched

C. watching D. to watch

6. ________ sleep too late. It’s bad for your health.

A. Do B. Not

C. Don’t D. Please not

1.—Don’t be late again, Mike?

A. No, I don’t B. Don’t worry

C. Sorry, I won’t D. I don’t know

[Analysis] Choose C.

2.Which sign means “No Photos”?

[Analysis] Choose C. No photography allowed.

3.Tom!________ talk loudly. My little brother is sleeping.

A. Do B. Does C. Don’t D. Doesn’t

4.—Sorry for being late again.

—_______here on time next time, or you’ll be punished.

A. Be B. Being C. To be D. Been

[Analysis] Choose A.

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