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    The document provides examples of giving orders and instructions in English using positive and negative forms. The positive form uses the verb alone, while the negative form adds "don't" before the verb. "Please" can be added to requests to make them more polite, placing it at the start or end of the sentence and using a comma only if it follows the verb. The document promotes learning English in an easy and simple way through the website www.megaidiomas.com.

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    The document provides examples of giving orders and instructions in English using positive and negative forms. The positive form uses the verb alone, while the negative form adds "don't" before the verb. "Please" can be added to requests to make them more polite, placing it at the start or end of the sentence and using a comma only if it follows the verb. The document promotes learning English in an easy and simple way through the website www.megaidiomas.com.

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    The document provides examples of giving orders and instructions in English using positive and negative forms. The positive form uses the verb alone, while the negative form adds "don't" before the verb. "Please" can be added to requests to make them more polite, placing it at the start or end of the sentence and using a comma only if it follows the verb. The document promotes learning English in an easy and simple way through the website www.megaidiomas.com.

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    Giving orders or instructions in english Positive form: Verb: Example: (to write / to ask / to read / to bring / to take / to give / to be) (+) Write your name on the sheet. {There isnt any subject because it is an order) (+) Read chapter 5 for tomorrow. (+) Be quiet! Negative form: To use the negative form add the word dont before the infinitive without to (-) Dont write on the table. (-) Dont read that book. (-) Dont bring food to the class.

    * We can use the word please to make a request or petition. We put it at the beginning or end of the imperative sentence (positive or negative). Use a comma if please is at the end of a request. Dont use a comma if please is at the beginning of a request. Examples: (+) Please be quiet. (-) Dont make noise, please. (+) Bring me my sweater, please.

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