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EXERCISE 36-ORAL: What are some typical IMPERATIVE SENTENCES YOU might hear in the
given situations?
Example: ( ...) is your friend. He/She has a headache. What are some typical
imperative sentences for this situation?
Responses: Take an aspirin.
Lie down and close your eyes for a little while.
Put a cold cloth across your forehead.
Take a hot bath and relax.
Etc.
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1. You are the teacher of this class. You are assigning homework for tomorrow. What
are some typical imperative sentences for this situation?
2. Your friend ( ... ) has the hiccups. What are some typical imperative sentences for
this situation?
3. ( ... ) is your eight-year-old sonldaughter. HeIShe is walking out the door to go to
school. What are some typical imperative sentences for this situation?
4. ( ... ) wants to improve hisher health. Tell him/her what to do and what not to do.
...
5. ( ) is going to cook rice for the fust time tonight. Tell himher how to cook rice.
6. ( ...) is going to visit your country for the first time next month. Tell him/her what
to do and what to see as a tourist in your country.
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TWO
Too
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( a) I have two children.
( b) Timmy is too young. He can't read.
( c ) Ann saw the movie. I saw the movie too.
( d) I talked to Jim.
Two, too, and to have the same pronunciation.
In (a): two = a number.
In (b): too young = not old enough.
In (c): too = also.
In (d): to = a preposition.
( e) I want to watch television.
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In (e): to = part of an iditive.
EXERCISE 37: Complete the sentences. Use two, too, or to.
1. I'd like a cup of coffee. Bob would like a cup tOO .
2. I had cups of coffee yesterday.
3. I can't drink my coffee. It's hot. The coffee is hot for me
drink.
4. I talked Jim. Jane wants talk rim
5. I walked school today. Alex walked school today