imperatives
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An ESOL lesson on ImperativesTRANSCRIPT
imperatives
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What are imperatives?
Imperatives are used to tell someone to do something
For example:
mother to daughter: Go to bed!mother to daughter: Go to bed!
teacher to student: Repeat after teacher to student: Repeat after me!me!
What is the sentence structure?
Drop the subject of the sentence
verb (present tense) & object
You eat vegetables to stay healthy (incorrect) X
Eat vegetables to stay healthy (correct)
Negative imperatives
do + not + verb (present tense) & object
Don't drive fast in the snow
Don't forget your cell phone
How are imperatives used?
giving instructions
Press the ‘on’ button
Mix the eggs
Open your books
How are imperatives used?
giving orders
Do your homework
Clean your teeth
Go to bed
How are imperatives used?
giving advice
See your doctor
Eat healthy food
Don’t smoke cigarettes
How are imperatives used?
offering something
Take a seat
Have a coffee
Help yourself
Instructions
How do you make an omelette?
crack the eggs into a jug
crack the eggs into a jug
crack the eggs into a jug
mix the eggs
crack the eggs into a jug
mix the eggs
crack the eggs into a jug
mix the eggs
add salt and pepper
crack the eggs into a jug
mix the eggs
add salt and pepper
crack the eggs into a jug
mix the eggs
add salt and pepper
When the butter melts, pour the egg mixture into the pan
giving orders
giving orders
giving orders
stick out your tongue!
giving orders
stick out your tongue!
giving orders
stick out your tongue!
roll up your sleeve
giving orders
stick out your tongue!
roll up your sleeve
giving orders
stick out your tongue!
roll up your sleeve
say aaaaaah
giving advice
giving advice
see your doctor
giving advice
see your doctor
giving advice
see your doctor
eat healthy
giving advice
see your doctor
eat healthy
giving advice
see your doctor
eat healthy
don’t smoke
Offering something
Offering something
take a seat
Offering something
take a seat
Offering something
take a seat
have a coffee
Offering something
take a seat
have a coffee
Offering something
take a seat
have a coffee
put your feet up
make an omelette
1. crack the eggs into a jug2. mix together with a fork3. add salt, pepper, milk and mix again4. put a knob of butter in a small frying pan.5. When the butter melts, pour the egg
mixture into the pan6. cook for 1-2 minutes7. fold the omelette in the pan8. cook for 1 minute9. eat
Superman
clap your hands
sleep
wave your hands
hitch a ride
sneeze
go for a walk
swim
ski
spray
macho man
sound your horn
ring the bell
OK
kiss
comb your hair
Superman