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Mind Map by Gladys Ladino, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Gladys Ladino
almost 5 years ago
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Imperatives
- The Affirmative
Imperative
- Verb + noun, adjective…
- Examples:
- 1. ¡Please, Do your
homework!
- 2. ¡Tell me the truth!
- 1. ¡Please, Do your
homework!
- Examples:
- Verb + noun, adjective…
- The Negative
Imperative
- Auxiliary verb (to do) +
negative auxiliary (not) +
verb + noun, adjective…
- Examples:
- 1. ¡Don’t hit your sister!
- 2. Please, Do not wash in
the washing machine
- 1. ¡Don’t hit your sister!
- Examples:
- Auxiliary verb (to do) +
negative auxiliary (not) +
verb + noun, adjective…
- If we want to include
ourselves in the
sentence, we use
“let’s".
- Examples:
- 2. ¡Let’s go!
- 1. Let’s not fight
- 2. ¡Let’s go!
- Examples:
- Definition and
grammar:
- Is used to give
orders, instructions
or warnings.
- The structure of imperative
sentences is different
because we do not use a
subject; it is assumed that
the subject is always “you”.
- Therefore, the verb
is always in the
infinitive form.
- The structure of imperative
sentences is different
because we do not use a
subject; it is assumed that
the subject is always “you”.
- Is used to give
orders, instructions
or warnings.
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