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Imperative Sentences: Definition, Types, and Examples//Imperatives with translation formula

 

Imperative Sentences: Definition, Types, and Examples


Definition:

                The sentences used for placing order, request, command, advice, suggestion etc. are called imperative sentence. "Imperative Sentences: Definition, Types, and Examples" article is suitable scripted to enhance your knowledge regarding imperative sentence.

 


There two types of Imperative sentences.

1.  With Subject “You”

2.  Without subject “You” (Means except “You” other subjects)

 

Example:

1.  Come here. (Subject-You)

2.  Come here, Gopi. (Subject- Gopi)

 

Structure:

vVerb (One)-Object.

vDo not- Verb (One)-Object.

vLet –Pronoun (Objective Case)-Verb (One) - Object.

 

Illustration

Ø Stop dancing.

Ø Play carefully.

Ø Look at your book.

Ø Talk to your teacher.

Ø Help the poor.

Ø Take you salary.

Ø Drive slowly, Ramu.

Ø Jeni, Call the police.

Ø Find your bag, Sanu.

Ø Don’t disturb me.

Ø Don’t talk loudly.

Ø Don’t throw stone at the frog.

Ø Never tell a lie.

Ø Never have wicked friend.

Ø Don’t sleep in day time.

Ø Let me speak.

Ø Let him play.

Ø Let them swim.

Ø Let us go to market.

Ø Let her sing a song.

Ø Let the boy join our team.

Ø Let me not to sing.

Ø Let him not to read.

 


Question for you

ü Correct the errors

1.  Let I play.

2.  Went to office.

3.  Don’t asked wrong question.

4.  Let he dance with us.

5.  Will sell the product with high price.

6.  Never played a filthy game.

7.  Always believed in yourself.

8.  Taken your pen, please.

9.  Had patience for the result.

10.                   Let we went on picnic.

 

Answers:

1.  Let me play.

2.  Go to office.

3.  Don’t ask wrong question.

4.  Let him dance with us.

5.  Sell the product with high price.

6.  Never play a filthy game.

7.  Always believe in yourself.

8.  Take you pen, please.

9.  Have patience for the result.

10.                   Let us go on picnic.

 

ü Make imperative sentences of your own using the verbs given below.

(Call, fall, play, join, rescue, pluck, talk, present, ask, paint, take) 


Conclusion:

If you have studied all the tricks and information given in the article "Imperative Sentences: Definition, Types, and Examples", you can certainly rectify your common mistakes that you do while forming sentence of command nature. Just read and follow the rules of this article to make your english more powerful. 

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Translation: Imperatives (Odia To English)









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