STBA BD pertemuan ke 7

In Bahasa, we called it "kalimat perintah.

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​"Close the door, Jimmy. It's cold outside."

​"Okay Mom"

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​It means that "Jimmy, I want you to close the door because it's cold outside"

​"BE CAREFUL!"

​An Imperative sentence uses the simple present form of a verb.

​e.g close, open, sit, stand, etc

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​You may add negative form to stop someone from doing something

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DON'T OPEN THE WINDOW

​DON'T BE LATE

​ORDERS : STOP, THIEF!

​DIRECTIONS : OPEN YOUR BOOKS TO PAGE 24

​ADVICE : DON'T WORRY

​REQUEST : PLEASE CLOSE THE DOOR [YOU MAY ADD PLEASE TO MAKE A POLITE REQUEST]

​TWO, TOO AND TO have the same pronounciation.

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​I have two children = two means number

​Timmy is too young = too young means "not old enough"

​Ann saw the movie, I saw the movie too = too means also

​I talk to Jim = to used as preposition

​I want to watch the TV = to used as part of an infinitive