The Imperative Give Orders and Commands English Grammar

Hello again. Welcome back to my channel. hope you are doing great. Welcome back to the fourth lesson of grammar which is about imperative. Okay, we will see the use the form and an exercise for practice as usual. So let's start by the use of the verb of the imperative. We use imperative to give orders, instructions, or commands, okay? So we use it to give orders instructions or and commands. For example, don't talk. Stand up. Sit down. Don't smoke. So now let's move to the form of the imperative. We have here in the table, we have four and the example and we have of course two types of sentences, the affirmative sentence and the negative sentence. Okay, so let's start by the affirmative sentence. We have here in the affirmative the form will be the following, base form of the verb, infinitive, okay? So we put the verb in the infinitive form form. We don't we don't change the verb, we don't conjugate the verb, we just put it in the infinitive. For example open your book. So the verb here is open. It remains open, okay? We don't add or nothing. We just leave it as it is. So open your book. Close your book. Read the text. And now let's move to the negative form. We have here don't plus base form of the verb, infinitive, okay? so as usual, you already know that negative sentence is like an answer, no, okay? So don't plus base form of the verb. Verb is not conjugated, is in the infinitive form. For example we we had here in the affirmative open your book. So the negative is don't, okay? Don't open your book. Don't open your book. So have here close your book. Negative will be don't close your book. And the affirmative read the text, here in the negative don't read the text, okay? Don't read the text. So just we we add at the beginning of the sentence don't, okay? Plus the verb of course. Now let's move to the practice. We have here an exercise as you can see affirmative, negative. We already have an example. Come here, okay? This is affirmative come here. Negative, don't come here. Don't come here. So we have here the second sentence, don't talk in the negative. So what do you think the affirmative form will be? So if we have here don't talk, what is going to be? So we have the third, close your books. What do you think the negative will be? And the last one is don't stand up. You have to find the affirmative form of this imperative sentence or imperative phrase. So this was the end of the video which is about the fourth lesson of English grammar imperative. hope you guys enjoy watching it. don't forget to subscribe, like, and share. And when you're done your practice, leave your answers in the comments below. Until the next video. Bye-bye.