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Yiğit Ozan Vaughan
Yiğit Ozan Vaughan

Imperatives presentation. I edited and omitted some parts to make it easier for my students. if you download file, it will be fully functional as each click will provide a move. İndirdiğiniz zaman her tık için bir hareket olacak şekilde orjinal halini görüntüleyebilirsin

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Imperatives
Imperatives Drive Safely By Ruth Luman, Gabriele Steiner, and BJ Wells Copyright © 2006. Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
Affirmative Use the base form of the verb for the imperative. Followaroad signs. Use seat belt.
Use 1 Use the imperative for directions. Stop! Turn left.
Use 2 Use the imperative for instructions. Watch out for that bicycle. Close your eyes!
Use 3 Use the imperative for requests. Please take the bus. Please slow down.
Please Please makes an imperative more polite. Please comes at the beginning or at the end of a sentence. Please watch out Watch out for animals, please. for animals.
Match the instructions with the person who gives them. Practice 1 Take a deep breath. doctor Read page 23 for homework. Take your Give me a Get ready for Readdeep 23 page driver’s license. take-off. breath. for homework. teacher Give me your driver’s license. police officer Get ready for take-off. pilot
Negative Use do not (don’t) + base form for the negative form of the imperative. Don’t drive Don’t use a cell phone. fast.
Practice 2 Example: Park here. Make these imperatives negative. Don’t park here. 1. Stop. 1. Don’t stop. 2. Pass on the left. 2. Don’t pass on the left. 3.Turn on your lights. 3. Don’t turn on your lights. 4. Exit here. 4. Don’t exit here.
Practice 3A Look at the signs. Make instructions with imperatives. 1. Example: 1. Go. Stop. 2. 2. Walk.
Practice 3B Look at the signs. Write instructions with imperatives. 3. 3. Don’t park here. 4. 4. Turn right.
References Copyright © 2006 Pearson Education and its licensors. All rights reserved.

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Imperatives

  • 3. Imperatives Drive Safely By Ruth Luman, Gabriele Steiner, and BJ Wells Copyright © 2006. Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
  • 4. Affirmative Use the base form of the verb for the imperative. Followaroad signs. Use seat belt.
  • 5. Use 1 Use the imperative for directions. Stop! Turn left.
  • 6. Use 2 Use the imperative for instructions. Watch out for that bicycle. Close your eyes!
  • 7. Use 3 Use the imperative for requests. Please take the bus. Please slow down.
  • 8. Please Please makes an imperative more polite. Please comes at the beginning or at the end of a sentence. Please watch out Watch out for animals, please. for animals.
  • 9. Match the instructions with the person who gives them. Practice 1 Take a deep breath. doctor Read page 23 for homework. Take your Give me a Get ready for Readdeep 23 page driver’s license. take-off. breath. for homework. teacher Give me your driver’s license. police officer Get ready for take-off. pilot
  • 10. Negative Use do not (don’t) + base form for the negative form of the imperative. Don’t drive Don’t use a cell phone. fast.
  • 11. Practice 2 Example: Park here. Make these imperatives negative. Don’t park here. 1. Stop. 1. Don’t stop. 2. Pass on the left. 2. Don’t pass on the left. 3.Turn on your lights. 3. Don’t turn on your lights. 4. Exit here. 4. Don’t exit here.
  • 12. Practice 3A Look at the signs. Make instructions with imperatives. 1. Example: 1. Go. Stop. 2. 2. Walk.
  • 13. Practice 3B Look at the signs. Write instructions with imperatives. 3. 3. Don’t park here. 4. 4. Turn right.
  • 14. References Copyright © 2006 Pearson Education and its licensors. All rights reserved.