Introduction to Imperatives worksheet with exercises and visual examples for learning imperative sentences.

Worksheet titled "Introduction to Imperatives" with instructions and exercises on using imperative sentences, featuring illustrations of a person closing a door, a clock, a phone, and a stop sign.

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1. Pour the milk and eggs into the cake mixture.
2. You need to follow the instructions exactly.
3. I want you to always look both ways before you cross the road.
4. Be careful with that box. It's very heavy.
5. Can you please pick me up at 7 o'clock this evening?
6. Pass the ketchup, please.
7. Please don't go yet.
8. Don't forget to charge your phone before you leave.
9. I don't want you to cut down that tree.
10. Stop fighting!

1. Pour the milk and eggs into the cake mixture.
2. Follow the instructions exactly.
3. Look both ways before you cross the road.
4. Be careful with that box.
5. Pick me up at 7 o'clock this evening.
6. Pass the ketchup.
7. Don't go yet.
8. Charge your phone before you leave.
9. Don't cut down that tree.
10. Stop fighting!

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