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Vocabulary

Find out the names of ten outdoor and indoor games from the following word grid and

circle them.

R E B K H O K H O S U

F D H H C R I C K E T
O J O U D G K P L E E

O L C L R C A R D S N
T U K A B A D D I N N
B D E C A R R O M A I

A O Y H V R L A S K S
L A R E I O A R B R G

L M A S D M E T L E E
S B A S K E T B A L L

Let’s Learn Grammar

Imperative Sentences

Please give me a glass of water.
Get out of the class.

The first sentence is a request and the second sentence is an order.
A sentence that expresses a request or an order is called an Imperative Sentence.

• An imperative sentence usually starts with a verb or words such as ‘please’ and ‘do not.‘

• An imperative sentence denotes the following moods:

Order — Come here.
Request — Please give me your book.
Advise — Always speak the truth.

Prohibition — Do not make noise.

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