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Nada Vlad Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How to answer/react to a remark made to you by someone using the imperative. thanks a lot for your answers
ow would YOU reply to these comments made by a teacher to a student?
imperative= warnings, commands, orders, or just instructions.
Warning.
Don't cross the street now!
Commands:
Don't run in the house!
Instructions:
Open the book to page three.
Orders:
Be quiet!
Requests:
Please, open the window.
imperative= warnings, commands, orders, or just instructions.
Warning.
Don't cross the street now!
Commands:
Don't run in the house!
Instructions:
Open the book to page three.
Orders:
Be quiet!
Requests:
Please, open the window.
Top answer
" If you agree and acknowledge the request, you can simply reply "OK," but usually you just do what the teacher says.
- " If you agree and acknowledge the request, you can simply reply "OK," but usually you just do what the teacher says.
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Normally, there is no need for a reply, especially for "be quiet."
If you agree and acknowledge the request, you can simply reply "OK," but usually you just do what the teacher says.
If you agree and acknowledge the request, you can simply reply "OK," but usually you just do what the teacher says.
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