Imperatives

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

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