Question

(B) Change the following declarative sentences
into imperative sentences. Do not worry if the
meaning changes.
1. Smoking is prohibited here.
2. You are requested to come early tomorrow.
3. I would like to advise you to take some rest.
4. You are ordered to stop firing now.
5. I suggest that we buy a new printer. (Begin
with 'Let us...)
6. You need to have some water.
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Answer 1

Answer:

1. Do not smoke here.

2. Please come early tomorrow.

3. Please take some rest.

4. Stop firing now.

5. Let us buy a new printer.

6. Have some water.

Explanation:

Imperative sentence means the sentence which gives a command, a request, a wish, or a order.