Question

change the following sentences to imperative sentences
1. They were told to open their books.
2. You are requested to help the poor.
3. We should not walk on the grass.
4. The teacher ordered the students to stop talking.
5. We should not take medicine without a doctor's advice.
Correct answers will be marked brainly

Answer 1

1. open your books

2. Don't to help the poor

3. Don't walk on the grass

4. stop talking

5. Don't take medicine without a doctor's advice

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Open your books.

2. Please help the poor.

3. Do not walk on the grass.

4. Stop talking.

5. Do not take medicine without a doctor's advice.

Explanation:

A phrase that directly commands, begs, invites, forewarns, or instructs another person is said to be imperative. An instruction is given to an assumed second person in imperative phrases rather than a subject. To wash the dinner plates, for instance, is to issue a command to the indicated subject.

There are two types of imperative sentences:

Positive imperative: These imperatives approach the topic positively by using affirmative verbs. "Pick up some bread at the grocery," for instance.

Negative imperatives instruct the subject to refrain from acting in a certain way. They typically start with the word "don't" or a verb in its negative form. For instance, "Remember to bring your bags."

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