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Imperatives: Sheila's Project Update

Sheila! The report you discussed in class last week is almost due! Use the imperative (base form verbs; direct orders; no subject necessary) to get the final pieces together.

Situation 1: Give an instruction for your Assistant, Steve to bring you the Johnston Industries file.

Situation 2: Politely tell the salesperson at Johnson Industries to send the information in an email.

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Imperatives: Giving Polite Orders

To give an order, use the base form of the verb. To make the order more polite, we can say 'please,' as in "Pick up this mess." or "Please give me the keys."

Practice: Make three sentences telling someone to do something. Use of 'please' is optional.

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Imperatives: Sheila's Project Update

Sheila, the report you discussed in class last week is almost due! Use the imperative (base form verbs; direct orders; no subject necessary) to get the final pieces together.

Situation 1: Give an instruction for your team member to bring you the Johnston Industries file.

Situation 2: Politely tell the salesperson at Johnson Industries to send the information in an email.

A Generic Lesson

Imperatives: Giving Polite Orders

To give an order, use the base form of the verb. To make the order more polite, we can say 'please,' as in "Pick up this mess." or "Please give me the keys."

Practice: Make three sentences telling someone to do something. Use of 'please' is optional.

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Imperatives: Sheila's Project Update

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Imperatives: Giving Polite Orders

A Lesson Built With YOUR Career in Mind

Imperatives: Sheila's Project Update

A Generic Lesson

Imperatives: Giving Polite Orders

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