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In general, the imperative is used to give orders, instructions or warnings. The structure of imperative sentences is different because we do not use a subject; it is assumed that the subject is always “you”. Therefore, the verb is always in the infinitive form.
The Affirmative Imperative
Verb + noun, adjective…
Examples:
The Negative Imperative
Auxiliary verb (to do) + negative auxiliary (not) + verb + noun, adjective…
Examples:
Note: If we want to include ourselves in the sentence, we use “let’s”…
Examples:
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