Open your book.
Imperatives and let's
Tell someone what to do, or suggest doing it together.
Look. Compare these examples.
Tell someone what to do, or suggest doing it together.
Don't run here.
Let's take a break.
Look at what changes.
Open your book.
Sit down, please.
Please close the door.
Don't run here.
Don't touch the glass.
Do not = don't.
Let's take a break.
Let's go by train.
Let's have lunch together.
Make a choice. See what changes.
Change one choice at a time. Watch the sentence blocks.
What do you want to say?
What action?
Choose the correct answer.
___ your name here. (write)
Tell someone what to do. Start with the action.
___ run in the corridor.
Tell someone not to do the action.
Let's ___ a break.
Suggest an action that includes you and the listener.
Use it in a conversation.
A: Where is room two? B: Go upstairs. Turn left. A: Thank you. B: Don't open the first door. That is room one.
Give a partner two directions to a place in your school or home.
A: I'm tired. B: Let's take a break. A: Good idea. Let's get some water.
Suggest two things to do together after class.
Which sentence is correct?
The lesson in three small steps.
Open your book, please.
Don't open the door.
Let's go together: you and me.
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