The document discusses different types of commands and prohibitions in language. It provides examples of verbal commands like "Let's speak up!" and nominal commands like "Climbing". Prohibitions are used to warn people not to do something, with examples being verbal prohibitions like "Don't enter" and nominal prohibitions such as "Don't be late". Politeness can be added by using "please" with commands.

1. Dewi Nuraini (133411106) / TBI 3C

2. Command is used to tell somebody to do
something

3. VERBAL COMMAND
Examples :
Let’s speak up !
Take your vitamins.
Chew your food slowly
To make the command more polite, use “please” at
the beginning or at the end of the sentence !
Silent, please !

4. NOMINAL COMMAND
Examples :

5. Examples with some pictures :
Let’s speak
English !

9. CLIMBING

10. Prohibition is an expression to warn other
people not to something

11. VERBAL PROHIBITION
Example : Don’t enter.
NOMINAL PROHIBITION
Example : Don’t be late.