🔴 Imperative in English explained easily | Learn to give orders and suggestions
Sentences like "Let's not wait more," "Sit down please," "No jumping from the bridge," "Do not enter," among many others, are part of the imperative mood in English.
That's why in this video or in our class today, we'll be working on this imperative mood in English, since we often have to give directions, orders, or commands *(English commands)*, and we must know how to use it correctly.
I'll show you how to work on the imperative in its different forms: affirmative and negative, since the imperative in English doesn't have an interrogative form (imperative sentences).
The imperative is used with two types of person:
First person plural with the pronoun WE
Second person singular and plural with the pronoun YOU
Without further ado, I invite you to watch and enjoy the class and learn for yourself how to use the imperative in English correctly.
You can also reinforce this lesson in my app 📲 Easy English by Pacho8a, with more practical classes to learn English step by step from scratch.
📚 Download the practice guide for this class https://www.pacho8a.com/elimperativo/
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