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    The document discusses imperative verbs and their usage in sentences. It provides examples of imperative verbs followed by direct objects, prepositional phrases, or used alone to form commands or requests. The examples cover a range of common imperative verbs like mix, turn off, press, pour, close, push, cut, wait, feed, take, be quiet, help, stir, hold on, and sit.

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    The document discusses imperative verbs and their usage in sentences. It provides examples of imperative verbs followed by direct objects, prepositional phrases, or used alone to form commands or requests. The examples cover a range of common imperative verbs like mix, turn off, press, pour, close, push, cut, wait, feed, take, be quiet, help, stir, hold on, and sit.

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    Handout for students linked to Imperatives activity - see link in comments, below...

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    The document discusses imperative verbs and their usage in sentences. It provides examples of imperative verbs followed by direct objects, prepositional phrases, or used alone to form commands or requests. The examples cover a range of common imperative verbs like mix, turn off, press, pour, close, push, cut, wait, feed, take, be quiet, help, stir, hold on, and sit.

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    Imperative verbs

    Mix the sugar and butter Turn off your mobile Press the button

    Pour the milk Close the window, it’s cold Push the bar to open

    Verb + object / Verb


    Cut along the line Wait for me, please. Feed the dog

    + preposition + object
    Take the second left Be quiet during the exam Help me someone!

    Stir the mixture Hold on a minute Sit down

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