GRAMMAR REVIEW! Commands
Commands (also called imperatives) are sentences used to tell someone to do something. A command is formed by using the base form of the verb.
Examples:
Close the door.
Write your name here.
Turn off the lights.
Types of Commands:
• Positive Commands - Tell someone to do something.
Example:
Sit down. / Please wait here.
• Negative Commands - Tell someone not to do something.
Structure: Don't + base verb
Example:
Don't touch that. / Don't be late.
• Polite Commands - More respectful or gentle.
Add: please, could you, would you mind
Example:
Please pass the salt. / Could you open the window?
Common Uses:
• Giving directions:
Turn left at the corner.
• Instructions:
Mix the flour and sugar.
• Warnings:
Watch out!
• Requests:
Please call me later.
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