The IMPERATIVE Mood (giving orders, instructions, explanations or advice, for offerings etc.)

The video tutorial covers the imperative mood, explaining its use in positive and negative sentences. It details various applications such as giving orders, instructions, offers, advice, and explanations. The tutorial also explores using 'let's' in imperative sentences for making suggestions, offers, and expressing wishes. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What is the imperative mood primarily used for?

• Describing past events

• Giving direct orders and instructions

• Narrating a story

• Expressing future plans

Which of the following is an example of using the imperative mood for giving friendly advice?

• Open the door

• Don't leave me

• Go straight and turn right

• Have a piece of cake

How is 'let's' used in the imperative mood?

• To describe a past event

• To make a suggestion

• To narrate a story

• To express a command

Which of the following sentences uses 'let's' to express a wish?

• Let's meet at John's

• Let the ceremony begin

• Let me take a look at that

• Let the teacher check on that

In which situation would you use 'let's' in the imperative mood?

• To give a direct order

• To express a formal announcement

• To offer to do something

• To describe a past event