Free English Class! 🏃🧍🏾 Topic: Commands and Orders

Sometimes you need to tell someone what to do. We do this in English by using a command or an order. A command or order is a verb in the imperative form. The cool thing about the imperative is that you don't need to memorize the subject or the conjugation - you just use the verb (without the "to" in front.)

In this English lesson you'll learn a variety of commands, orders, and requests using the imperative form. You'll learn phrases like Get lost!, Be quiet!, Relax!, Watch out!, and many more.

I hope you enjoyed this free English class about commands and orders! Have a great day!

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Great lesson Mr Bob. In fact we need to learn how to do a request or a command in the proper way and I've noticed that, in terms of sounding polite or not, in several cases depends on how closer we are to the person we are taking to.

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Thank you Bob for a useful lesson. I realise how unpolite something I was giving requests not correctly. Thank you very much)

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