This document discusses command sentences and request sentences in English. It provides examples and characteristics of each. Command sentences order someone to do something using an exclamation point or period. They are strict and use simple present tense. Request sentences politely ask someone to do something using a question mark or period. They are more polite and refined, often beginning with "will, could, would, and may." The document contrasts examples of commands and requests and their typical responses.
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This document discusses command sentences and request sentences in English. It provides examples and characteristics of each. Command sentences order someone to do something using an exclamation point or period. They are strict and use simple present tense. Request sentences politely ask someone to do something using a question mark or period. They are more polite and refined, often beginning with "will, could, would, and may." The document contrasts examples of commands and requests and their typical responses.
This document discusses command sentences and request sentences in English. It provides examples and characteristics of each. Command sentences order someone to do something using an exclamation point or period. They are strict and use simple present tense. Request sentences politely ask someone to do something using a question mark or period. They are more polite and refined, often beginning with "will, could, would, and may." The document contrasts examples of commands and requests and their typical responses.
A. Command Sentence Command is a sentence that orders someone to do something. It ends with a period (.) or an exclamation (!). (Command/ Kalimat perintah adalah kalimat yang memerintahkan seseorang untuk melakukan sesuatu. diakhiri dengan tanda titik (.) atau tanda seru (!)). The characteristics command : a. Command is a strict sentence and usually ends with exclamation (!) because it use to instruct someone. b. Command is used to express the speaker’s wishes to the interlocutor c. Command can mean a ban on doing things that are marked with the word “don’t” or “never”. d. The command always in the from of simple present tense because it is used for direct sentences. Example: - Go away! - Close the door! - Listen to the teacher! - Be careful! B. Request Sentence Request is sentence that asks someone to do something. It ends with a period (.) or a question mark (?) and it’s more polite. (Request/ permintaan adalah kalimat yang meminta seseorang untuk melakukan sesuatu. Diakhiri dengan tanda titik (.) atau tanda tanya (?) dan lebih sopan). The characteristic request sentence: a. Request is used to give order to someone but it’s more polite. b. Request are usually more polite and refined. c. Request often uses a question mark (?) d. Request usually begin with will, could, would, and may Example: - Would you like to help me? - Please speak up. - May I talk to you please? - Would you mind to come to my house The Response For The Request - Can you…Can you stay longer please? I’d be glad to - Could you… Could you help me please? Certainly - Will you… Will you open the window please? Sure The difference of Commanding & Requesting Command Request I would like to talk to you May I talk with you? Get a glass of water Kindly get a glass of water Speak up Please speak up Stop Please Stop Wait Can you wait?