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Giving instructions: using the imperative mood

Learn to give clear instructions in English using simple verbs. Practise telling people what to do in everyday situations with confidence.

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Summary

Do you need to tell someone what to do? Or ask them to do something simply? This lesson helps you learn clear ways to give instructions in English. You will practise using important verbs to tell people what to do in everyday situations.

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Vocabulary

Students learn useful words and phrases to give instructions. You will practise with listen carefully, pick up, put down, be careful, and wait a minute.

Grammar

The lesson focuses on the imperative mood. This grammar helps you give instructions, commands, and directions simply. You will learn how to use the base form of verbs without a subject.

Practical English

This lesson helps you give clear instructions in everyday situations. You will learn to tell people to pick up an item or to wait a minute.

Discussion

There is a chance to speak and share your ideas. You can practise giving instructions to other students.

Reading

You will read an article about giving instructions. The article helps you see how these words are used in real English.

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