Question

example of expressing commands
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Answer 1

Answer:

Commands with "let's":

When we want to make a suggestion to a group of people and we are included in that group, we use the word "let's" and then the verb in infinitive.

This is like giving a command to a group of people and to ourselves at the same time. We often use it when we are making a suggestion for ourselves and one other person.

Negative commands with "let's":

When we want to say that we should not do something, we can use "let's" and the word "not" and then the verb in infinitive.

Explanation:

For example:

It is a beautiful day. Let's go to the park for a picnic.

Let's take a moment to think about this before we give them an answer.

Let's finish this project before lunch.

Let's go to the supermarket this afternoon.

Let's get married!

For example:

Let's not have chicken for dinner again tonight.

Let's not watch television tonight.

Let's not worry about that until it becomes a real problem.

Let's not ask ask Angela about her thesis.

Let's not play tennis together again!