Imperative sentences
1. Meaning of Imperative Sentence An imperative sentence is a sentence that expresses a command, order, request, advice, instruction, warning, or suggestion. In most imperative sentences, the subject is not written, but it is understood as “you.” **Examples** * Close the door. * Please help me. * Work hard for your exam. Here the subject **“you”** is understood: * (You) close the door. * (You) help me. --- ## 2. Structure of Imperative Sentences ### Basic Structure **Verb (base form) + Object/Complement** **Examples** * Open the window. * Bring me a glass of water. * Write your name here. ### Negative Imperative Structure **Do not / Don’t + Base verb** **Examples** * Do not make noise. * Don’t waste time. * Do not enter this room. --- # 3. Types of Imperative Sentences ## 1. Commands / Orders Used to give **strict instructions or authority**. **Examples** * Stand up. * Close the gate. * Finish your homework. --- ## 2. Requests Used to **politely ask someone** to do something. Word...