Maharani Puspa Indah Prawira

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EXERCISE ON IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the
verb. Example: your text books now. (to open)
---> Open your notebooks now.

1. Speak to Peter. (to speak)

2. Everybody, write your name on the board. (to write)
3. Don’t drink that liquid in the bottle. (not, to drink)
4. Don’t come to my house, please. (not, to come)
5. Don’t speak too loud in the classroom. (not, to speak)
6. Speak English in your daily life. (to speak)
7. Close your notebooks. (to close)
8. Don’t Push the door. (not, to push)
9. Shut the window over there. (to shut)
10. Don’t Pull the rope. (not, to pull)

B. Make imperative sentences based on the following situations.

 Ask your friend to close the door.
 Ask your friend to stop operating her
mobile phone.
 Ask your friend to turn off the air
conditioner.
 Ask your friend not to sit down next
to you
 Ask your friend not to be quiet.
 Ask your friend to join the
discussion.

IMPERATIVE SENTENCE
 close the door.
 stop operating your mobile phone.
 turn off the air conditioner, please
 Don’t sit down in hare
 Don’t be quiet
  Let’s join the discussion.
C. Pair the situation with the suitable expressions.
1. Suppose you want someone not to tell
lie. G
2. Suppose you want to tell direction to go
to a room. D
3. Suppose you want someone not to pick
up something. F
4. Suppose you want to have more drink. A
5. Suppose you want to find some books to
read. C
6. Suppose you want someone to put
something in front of your house. B
7. Suppose you want someone to share
his/her idea about something. E
a. Pour me a glass of water.
b. Leave the package at the door.
c. Take me to the library.
d. Walk through this door and turn left at
the next hallway.
e. Come over here, look at this specimen,
and tell me what you think.
f. Put that down now!
g. Tell the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth.