The document discusses imperative sentences, which are used to command, ask, or warn. Imperative sentences typically do not explicitly state the subject "you", and may end with an exclamation point. Verbs in the base form are used in imperatives, and the verb is usually capitalized when starting an imperative sentence. Several examples of imperative medical instructions are provided.
The document discusses imperative sentences, which are used to command, ask, or warn. Imperative sentences typically do not explicitly state the subject "you", and may end with an exclamation point. Verbs in the base form are used in imperatives, and the verb is usually capitalized when starting an imperative sentence. Several examples of imperative medical instructions are provided.
The document discusses imperative sentences, which are used to command, ask, or warn. Imperative sentences typically do not explicitly state the subject "you", and may end with an exclamation point. Verbs in the base form are used in imperatives, and the verb is usually capitalized when starting an imperative sentence. Several examples of imperative medical instructions are provided.
Retno Apriliyanti In the patient’s room Radiology Emergency Dentist Pediatrics Action and Thing Useful Verbs Imperative
Imperative sentence is a sentence that is used
to command, ask, warn/ prohibit people Subject in Imperative You will notice that the imperative form of the verb usually hasn’t any subject. We sometimes say that the subject of the command is you (understood). In imperative there is generally no subject Punctuation
The common punctuation that is used in
imperative is exclamatory mark (!) Verbal We use verbal 1 (based form) to express about imperative. It is usually capitalized because it is placed at the first. Imperative 1. Please take off your shoes and lie down. 2. Please unbutton your shirt and loosen your belt. 3. Please take off your trousers. 4. Please lie on your back (stomach, right side, left side). 5. Please bend your knees.