Commands Commands A command is a sentence that

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Commands

Commands

Commands A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something.

Commands A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something.

A command starts with a capital letter just like all sentences start with a

A command starts with a capital letter just like all sentences start with a capital letter. A command ends with a period. A command has a naming part and an action part. Sometimes the naming part is not written, but you understand that you are to do the action!

Open your book. Capital Letter Period This sentence is a command. It tells you

Open your book. Capital Letter Period This sentence is a command. It tells you to open your book.

See page 72. Capital Letter Period This sentence is a command. It tells you

See page 72. Capital Letter Period This sentence is a command. It tells you to find the page.

Put your hand on the table. Capital Letter Period This is a command. It

Put your hand on the table. Capital Letter Period This is a command. It tells you to put your hand on the table.

Collect your homework and put it on the table. Capital Letter Period This is

Collect your homework and put it on the table. Capital Letter Period This is a command that tells you to collect your homework and put it on the table.

You spilled some milk. Capital Letter Period This is NOT a command. This sentence

You spilled some milk. Capital Letter Period This is NOT a command. This sentence is a telling sentence. It tells you that someone spilled some milk.

Please wipe up the milk. Capital Letter Period This is a command. It tells

Please wipe up the milk. Capital Letter Period This is a command. It tells you to wipe up the milk.

Can you find the command? Dust the shelf. Will you dust the shelf? Joe

Can you find the command? Dust the shelf. Will you dust the shelf? Joe dusts the shelf.

Can you find the command? Did you say please and thank you? Jan said

Can you find the command? Did you say please and thank you? Jan said please and thank you. Say please and thank you.

Can you find the command? Lucy can stand on her head. Stand on your

Can you find the command? Lucy can stand on her head. Stand on your head. Can you stand on your head?

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