What is the Imperative? 
An imperative is a command or order. It can also be used to give instructions, advice or a warning. Some examples include the following:

Walk to the corner.
Sit down please.
Don’t lose your key.
The base form of the verb is used without a subject. However, the implied subject is “you.”

It can also be used to make a suggestion using “let’s.” For example:

Let’s get sushi tonight.
Let’s not do too much work this weekend.

What is the Imperative?  An imperative is a command or order. It can also be used to give instructions, advice or a warning. Some examples include the following:  Walk to the corner. Sit down please. Don’t lose your key. The base form of the verb is used without a subject. However, the implied subject is “you.”  It can also be used to make a suggestion using “let’s.” For example:  Let’s get sushi tonight. Let’s not do too much work this weekend.

Grammar Tutorial - Imperatives - Do and Don't

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. What is the Imperative? 
An imperative is a command or order. It can also be used to give instructions, advice or…