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Question		Answer
_____ your mobile phone. be drink drive fish smoke stop talk turn turn off wash write Wyłącz telefon start learning		Turn off
_____ to the cinema. There is a good film today. start learning		Let's go
_____ candy. It's bad for your teeth. start learning		Don't eat
_____ to the party. I'm very tired and I want to go to bed. start learning		Let's not go
_____ here, please. start learning		Come
_____ this book. It's horrible. start learning		Don't read
_____ the window, please. It's very cold outside. start learning		Don't open
_____ the light, please. It's very dark. start learning		Turn on
_____ sad for me. I'm OK. start learning		Don't be
The fridge is empty. _____ to a restaurant today. start learning		Let's go
A: '_____ a piece of cake.' B: 'Thanks.' start learning		Have
A: ‘Let’s play tennis.’ B:’No, ____ tennis. make suggestions start learning		let’s not play make suggestions
A: 'I'll turn off the TV.' B: 'No, ___ the TV, please. ask somebody to do something for you. When you do this, you should add the word ‘please’. start learning		don't turn off ask somebody to do something for you. When you do this, you should add the word ‘please’.
A: 'I'll call you this evening.' B: 'Yes, ___ me this evening, please.' The affirmative imperative form is the infinitive form of the verb (no subject). start learning		call The affirmative imperative form is the infinitive form of the verb (no subject).
'Do you want to listen to music.' B: 'Yes, ___ to music.' make suggestions start learning		let's listen make suggestions
A: 'Let's go to the cinema.' B: 'No, ____ to the cinema. Let's stay home and watch TV.' make suggestions start learning		let's not go make suggestions
A: 'I will wake you up at 7.' B: 'No, ____ me up at 7. It's too early. The negative imperative start learning		don't wake The negative imperative
A: 'I will clean the fridge.' B: 'Yes, ___ the fridge, please. It's very dirty. You can use the imperative to ask somebody to do something for you. When you do this, you should add the word ‘please’. start learning		clean You can use the imperative to ask somebody to do something for you. When you do this, you should add the word ‘please’.
A: 'I will open a bottle of wine.' B: 'No, ___ a bottle of wine, please. I prefer beer. The negative imperative start learning		don't open The negative imperative
A: 'Would you like to have a picnic in the park?' B: 'Yes, ___ a picnic in the park. What a great idea!' make suggestions start learning		let's have make suggestions
A: 'I will order some pizza.' B:'Yes, ___ some pizza, please. I am too tired to cook. make suggestions start learning		let's order make suggestions
A: 'Do you want to talk about work?' B: 'No, ___ about work. Let's talk about something different.' make suggestions start learning		let's not talk make suggestions

The imperative – Sit down! Don’t talk!

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