Imperative Mood verb form Cameron Curtis Dawson Dickmon

Imperative Mood (verb form) Cameron Curtis, Dawson Dickmon, Carly De. Girolamo, Chris Januszka, Tyler Meitzler

What is imperative mood? Imperative mood is a grammatical form that commands or requests an action in an English sentence. What is mood in writing? Grammatical mood is the form of a verb that shows how it is to be regarded. ( for example, as a fact, command, or wish or request. ) It creates feeling in writing.

This is a sentence showing imperative mood I know you’re doing homework, but after you’re done, take the dog outside. This is an imperative verb, used as a command This is an imperative phrase.

We will call on students one at a time to identify the imperative verbs. Try it by yourself! • Please stop yelling at the referee! • Don’t feed those ducks, they’re on a diet. • Finish your homework before you go to the carnival. • After you eat, clean up your plate. Stop is the verb in imperative form Don’t is the verb in imperative form Finish is the verb in imperative form Clean is the verb in imperative form

Identify sentences with imperative mood! Please shut the windows, it is the middle of January. I finished Mrs. QD’s essay, but it took me all weekend. I suggest you finish tying your shoes before you start the run. Go turn off the TV, it’s way too loud. We have to finish these hot dogs to win the contest! If you go surfing, you should make sure that you have a wetsuit You should probably not buy that cobra. Swim that last lap so your time improves!

Imperative Game https: //learnenglishkids. britishcouncil. org/en/gra mmar-games/imperatives

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