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Topic: Commands in English (Imperative form) 1

| level:

Beginner (A1/A2)







Fill in each blank with the correct imperative form (command form) of the verb in the second sentence.

Example:
Bring me that newspaper.
I have already brought you that newspaper.


1. that letter.
I have already sent that letter.

2. your mother.
I have already called my mother.

3. her an email.
I have already written an email.

4. to the market.
I have already gone to the market.

5. the door.
I have already closed the door.

6. dinner.
I have already made dinner.

7. my bicycle.
I have already fixed your bicycle.

8. the cat.
I have already fed the cat.

9. your room.
I have already cleaned my room.

10. the dishes.
I have already washed the dishes.

11. the article.
We have already read the article.

12. the shirts.
We have already ironed the shirts.

13. the bed.
We have already moved the bed.

14. the water.
We have already drunk the water.

15. that movie.
We have already seen that movie.

16. the chocolate bars.
We have already eaten the chocolate bars.

17. out the trash.
We have already thrown out the trash.

18. the dog.
We have already walked the dog.

19. the books back on the shelf.
We have already put the books back on the shelf.

20. the windows.
We have already opened the windows.





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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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