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The second person imperative - positive and negative (Take it. Don't cry.)
(PDF) Second person imperative - exercise 1
- Use positive or negative commands to rewrite sentences.
- Example: You mustn't cry. - Don't cry.
(PDF) Second person imperative - exercise 2
- Use words in the correct order to make imperative sentences.
- Example: again | it | say - Say it again.
(PDF) Second person imperative - exercise 3
- Choose words to complete positive or negative commands.
- Example: (help, don't turn, play...) - ___ on the radio now.
(PDF) Second person imperative - exercise 4
- Use positive or negative imperatives to complete short dialogues.
- Example: Where shall we meet? - W___ for me outside the hotel.
(PDF) Imperative sentences - mixed forms
- A PDF test on the first, second and third person imperative and on the emphatic imperative.
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First and third person imperative exercises PDF Let's do it. Let me see. Let him go.
English grammar PDF grammar rules with examples from everyday English.
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