SESSION 6

BAKE THE WORLD A

BETTER PLACE
 CHALLENGE

Describe your dream neighborhood using there is/are

 Let's talk

Tell about a strange or uncommon food or dish typical from your

country

Full English breakfast

Cooking verbs
Let's cook
 verbs in imperative
The IMPERATIVE is used to give commands, orders and instructions.
The form of the verb used for the imperative is the bare infinitive,
which is used without a subject. When describing a sequence of
instructions, linking or transition words are used (first, then, next,
second, after that, etc.)
 verbs in imperative
Imperatives For a negative order or instruction, use don't.
We can use imperatives to give orders and
instructions. Don't run in the corridors.
Don't be late!
Wait quietly before class.
Be nice to your brother or sister. Use please to be more polite.
Don't forget your bag!
Please put the plates on the table.
How to use them Don't make so much noise, please.
The imperative is the same as the verb. We
use the verb without you.
 discussion
What is something your family eats regularly?

What food do you hate but many people love?

What's your signature dish?

 CHALLENGE

Write instructions telling someone how to do something, for

example how to make the perfect cup of coffee, plant a tree,
wash your dog, etc. Use the imperative.
Any questions?