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    The document provides examples of imperative sentences in the positive and negative forms. It gives 12 examples of simple imperative sentences and then provides 10 examples of negative imperative sentences, making them more polite by adding "please" to the beginning or end of each sentence. The document demonstrates how to form and polite requests using imperative verbs.

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    The document provides examples of imperative sentences in the positive and negative forms. It gives 12 examples of simple imperative sentences and then provides 10 examples of negative imperative sentences, making them more polite by adding "please" to the beginning or end of each sentence. The document demonstrates how to form and polite requests using imperative verbs.

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    The document provides examples of imperative sentences in the positive and negative forms. It gives 12 examples of simple imperative sentences and then provides 10 examples of negative imperative sentences, making them more polite by adding "please" to the beginning or end of each sentence. The document demonstrates how to form and polite requests using imperative verbs.

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    IMPERATIVE FORM

    1. (Lend) me a pencil.

    2. (Give) this to John.

    3. (Open) the door.

    4. (Close)the door.

    5. (Wait) in the outer office.

    6. (Telephone) him in the mooring.

    7. (Tell) her about it.

    8. (Let) him talk with her.

    9. (Turn) off the light.

    10. (Buy) a newspaper.

    11. (Drop) this in the mailbox.

    12. (Leave) your hat on the chair.

    Make the following sentences more polite by adding please at the beginning or end.

    1. Wait outside.

    2. Don't say anything to her about it.

    3.Hang up your coat on the rack.

    4. Help him with his homework.

    5. Don't let anyone know about this.

    6. Don't sit there.

    7. Call me later.

    8. Don't disturb him now.

    9. Don't leave your books there.

    10. Don't put your feet up on the chair.

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