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This document provides examples of negative imperatives and instructions for writing negative forms of imperatives and listing positive and negative imperatives used by a teacher in class. It begins with examples of negative imperatives such as "Don't write" and "Don't speak" and explains that the negative form uses "Don't" plus the base form of the verb. Exercises are included to write the negative form of sample imperatives like "Take out" and "Play" as well as to generate positive and negative imperatives a teacher may use in class.
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- 1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher
- 4. Don’t write
- 5. Don’t speak
- 6. Don’t choose
- 8. Don’t answer
- 9. Don’t dance
- 10. Don’t Stand up
- 11. Exercises * Write the negative form on the imperatives: a. Take out
- 12. b. Play c. Eat d. Compare e. Use it f. Come g. go h. push i. Give me j. read
- 13. * Write 8 positive imperatives and 8 negative imperatives that your techer uses in class: