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                                        4545IMPERATIVESWe use imperatives: %uf0d8 to give instructions  %uf0fc Be quiet. %uf0fc Turn left.%uf0d8 to tell someone what to do or what not to do. %uf0fc Don%u2019t touch this painting. %uf0fc Wait here. It%u2019s dangerous.We form the imperative with bare infinitive without subject. %uf0fc Go straight ahead. %uf0fc Tidy your room, please.We form the negative imperative with the word do not / don%u2019t. %uf0fc Don%u2019t swim in the pool. %uf0fc Don%u2019t run in the corridor.We often use please in front of or at the end of the sentence to be politer. %uf0fc Please be calm. %uf0fc Don%u2019t shout here, please. LET%u2019S We use let%u2019s + bare infinitive to suggest something. %uf0fc Let%u2019s watch a movie. %uf0fc Let%u2019s meet at the caf%u00e9. We form the negative with the word not. %uf0fc Let%u2019s not make a fire. %uf0fc Let%u2019s not stay at home. 1 Read the sentences and write them under the pictures. %uf075Eat your dinner! %uf075Don%u2019t wake up the baby! %uf075Sit down, please! %uf075Stop fighting!  1. _________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________UNIT 08 IMPERATIVES / LET%u2019S / OBJECT PRONOUNSUNIT 8

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