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    The document provides examples of imperative sentences and matches them with statements. Imperative sentences give orders, requests, or advice and are used to ask people to do things or give suggestions. They end with a full stop. The examples match imperative sentences like "be kind to them", "try again", "let's have a walk", "stop smoking", and "come in please" to statements about the evening, health, animals, permission, ability, and day of the week.

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    The document provides examples of imperative sentences and matches them with statements. Imperative sentences give orders, requests, or advice and are used to ask people to do things or give suggestions. They end with a full stop. The examples match imperative sentences like "be kind to them", "try again", "let's have a walk", "stop smoking", and "come in please" to statements about the evening, health, animals, permission, ability, and day of the week.

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    Imperative Sentences: Name Date

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    NAME ___________________________________________________ ____________ DATE ________________________

    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES
    An imperative sentence gives an order, request or advice.
    It is used to ask people to do things or to give suggestions.
    It is closed with a full stop (.)
    Match the following statements with relevant imperatives. The first one is done
    for you.

    1. It is fine evening be kind to them.

    2. It is not good for try again.


    health

    3. Animals are good let’s have a walk.

    4. The teacher stop smoking.


    permitted you

    5. You can do it enjoy your holiday

    6. Today is Sunday come in please.

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