1. ict companies and organizations. Task Work on new vocabulary

Commands: The imperative mood is used to give direct commands or orders.

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  Example: "Close the window."
  
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  The subject (you) is often understood, and the verb is used in its base form without any personal pronoun.
  

Requests: The imperative mood is used to make polite requests or ask someone to do something.

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  Example: "Please pass me the salt."
  
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  The imperative can be made more polite by adding "please" or other polite expressions.
  

Instructions: The imperative mood is used to provide instructions or guidance.

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  Example: "Mix the ingredients in a bowl."
  
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  Imperative sentences can provide step-by-step directions or indicate how to perform a specific action.
  

Prohibitions: The imperative mood is also used to express prohibitions or give negative commands.

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  Example: "Don't touch that!"
  
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  Negative imperatives often begin with "don't" or "do not" followed by the base form of the verb.
  

Verb Forms: In the imperative mood, verbs are used in their base form (infinitive) without any added markers.

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  Example: "Sit down." "Speak clearly."
  

Task 2. Rewrite the sentences “ positive” or “ negative”.

1) Sing a song! Positive.

2) Write your name! Positive.
3)Talk quietly! Positive.
4) Wash your hand! Negative.
5) Drink cold water! Positive.
6) Don’t eat junk food! Positive.
7) Don’t play football in breaks! Negative.
8) Don’t switch on the TV! Negative.


Task 3. Label pictures with the information in the box.

sit down stand up open your book pay attention raise your hand be quiet take out your book look close your book listen

1. be quiet 5. sit down
2. raise your hand 6. take out your book
3. look close your book 7. stand up
4. pay attention raise your hand 8.listen