The document discusses the imperative mood in English grammar. The imperative mood is used for commands, instructions, warnings and polite requests. To form the imperative, use the base form of the verb without "to." For example, "come here" and "close the door." The negative imperative adds "do not" before the verb, like "do not go." The imperative can be used to warn of danger or give advice. It implies the subject "you" and does not require an explicit subject.

1. imperative By : Wafa Mohammed Ali Al Kammash Supervisor : Dr .Shadia Banjer LANE 334

2. imperativeAre verbs used to give orders , commands, warning or instruction ,and ( if you use “ please “) to make a request . It is one of the three moods of an English verb ( indicative and subjunctive )For example : Give me that tape , please .

3. To make the imperative , use the infinitive of the verb without (to ) .For example : Come here . Close the door.

4. To make a negative imperative , put ( do not ) before the verb . For example : Do not go .

5. You can use the imperative to warn someone of danger.For example :Look out !

6. when you give advice using the imperative . For example : Do not eat heavy meals .

7. You can also use the imperative to make a request ,but you should use a polite word before the verb : For example : Please take a seat .

8. The imperative sentence does not require a subject ; the pronoun ( you ) is implied . For example : Close the door ! Beat the eggs lightly .

9. S Vp V Np [transe] Det N Close the door P do

10. The term imperative therefore refers to the structure of the sentence rather than its function in conversation.

11. Thank you