SUMMARY FOR STUDYING

MODALS
&
IMPERATIVES
A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb that is
used to indicate modality that is likelihood,
ability, permission, and obligation.
 Definition and Use:

 Imperatives. In English Grammar,

an imperative is formed from the infinitive form of
a verb.
 An imperative form is understood as being in the
second person, and this can be taken as singular or
plural.
 Imperatives are mostly used for giving orders, for
requesting or advising somebody to do (or not to do)
something.
 Put the words in the correct order

 EXAMPLE:

 salt pass me please the

 Pass me the salt please.

1. door please answer the ___________________________________

2. lunch don’t your forget ___________________________________
3. English speak please in ___________________________________
4. wait please for me ______________________________________
5. nicely sister with play your ___________________________________
6. your speak don’t mouth full with _______________________________