How to Teach Kids Imperative Sentences. Sentences that have the implied subject - you
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How to Teach Kids Imperative Sentences. Sentences that have the implied subject - you
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https://youtu.be/nKkLZtBxpkE The video focuses on teaching kids 5 Types of imperative sentences: (1) gives a command, (2) makes a request, (3) offers advice, (4) gives instructions and (5) extends an invitation. In an imperative sentence: (1) a subject usually does not appear in the sentence, (2) you is always the subject and (3) you is implied.
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How to Teach Kids Imperative Sentences. Sentences that have the implied subject - you
- 2. In an Imperative Sentence: You is implied. Get ready for school. Example: Get ready for school. (You) Implied Subject 1. 2. 3. Who? A subject usually does not appear in the sentence. You is always the subject © reading2success.com
- 4. The 5 Types of Imperative Sentences: Get ready for school. 1. gives a command 2. makes a request Please, put the dishes in the sink. 3. offers advice Come to my sharing time. Consider taking the hamster to school for sharing time. 4. gives instructions 5. extends an invitation First, take the hamster to the classroom, then line up on the playground. © reading2success.com
- 7. An imperative sentence that makes a command consists of the following: 1. A subject that usually does not appear in the sentence. 2. The subject is you. 3. You is implied. 4. It is a command to do something. Get ready for school. © reading2success.com
- 8. Take Rusty for a walk. yes no 1. A subject does not appear in the sentence. © reading2success.com
- 9. Take Rusty for a walk. yes no 2. The subject is you. © reading2success.com 1. A subject does not appear in the sentence.
- 10. Take Rusty for a walk. yes no 2. The subject is you. 3. You is implied. © reading2success.com 1. A subject does not appear in the sentence.
- 11. Take Rusty for a walk. yes no 2. The subject is you. 4. It is a command to do something. 3. You is implied. © reading2success.com 1. A subject does not appear in the sentence.
- 12. yes no Sammy loves riding her horse. 1. There is a subject. Sammy © reading2success.com
- 13. yes no Sammy loves riding her horse. 1. There is a subject. Sammy 2. It is not a command.
- 17. Please, pass the ketchup. yes no 2. The subject is you. 4. It is a request to pass the ketchup. 3. You is implied. © reading2success.com 1. A subject does not appear in the sentence. If the sentence is an imperative sentence that makes a request, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble.
- 18. yes no This is a dump truck 1. There is a subject. This 2. It is not a request. If the sentence is an imperative sentence that makes a request, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. © reading2success.com
- 21. . Consider the cheesecake with the caramel. yes no Hold him to keep him calm. no yes yes no yes no Don’t forget he may get tired and need to rest. Carefully ride the bike. yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that gives advice, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. Take Rusty for a walk. Please, take a lot of pictures. Please, pass the ketchup. Please, remain seated. © reading2success.com
- 22. . Consider the cheesecake with the caramel. yes no Hold him to keep him calm. no yes yes no yes no Don’t forget he may get tired and need to rest. Carefully ride the bike. yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that gives advice, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. Take Rusty for a walk. Please, take a lot of pictures. Please, pass the ketchup. Please, remain seated. © reading2success.com
- 23. Read the questions below. Fill in the bubble of the correct answer Feed the puppies. Please, feed the puppies. The puppies are hungry. Which sentence makes a request? Which sentence gives a command? Please, clean the closet. The closet is a mess Clean the closet. Which sentence gives advice? The cheesecake tastes delicious. Consider the cheesecake with the caramel. Get the cheesecake. Mow the lawn. The lawn looks good. Get the lawn mower. Which sentence does not give a command? © reading2success.com
- 24. Read the questions below. Fill in the bubble of the correct answer Feed the puppies. Please, feed the puppies. The puppies are hungry. Which sentence makes a request? Which sentence gives a command? Please, clean the closet. The closet is a mess Clean the closet. Which sentence gives advice? The cheesecake tastes delicious. Consider the cheesecake with the caramel. Get the cheesecake. Mow the lawn. The lawn looks good. Get the lawn mower. Which sentence does not give a command? © reading2success.com
- 25. Imperative Sentences That Give Instructions Implied subject (You) (You) (You) (You) (You) When showing the hamster, gently hold him in cupped hands to keep him safe. Carry him in his cage and his food and chew blocks in the backpack. First, take the hamster to the classroom, then line up on the playground. Place him in his cage, make sure he has food, water and enough time to rest. Pack up his things, thank the teacher and wait for Dad. © reading2success.com
- 26. . yes no no yes yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that gives instructions, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. A hamster is a good pet. Carry him in his cage and his food and chew blocks in the backpack. Sammy loves riding her horse. We are good readers. When showing the hamster, gently hold him in cupped hands to keep him safe. Clean the closet. Get ready for school. Pour a spoonful of chocolate mix into a glass of milk and stir. © reading2success.com
- 27. . yes no no yes yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that gives instructions, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. A hamster is a good pet. Carry him in his cage and his food and chew blocks in the backpack. Sammy loves riding her horse. We are good readers. When showing the hamster, gently hold him in cupped hands to keep him safe. Clean the closet. Get ready for school. Pour a spoonful of chocolate mix into a glass of milk and stir. © reading2success.com
- 28. Imperative Sentences That Extend Invitations Ride with us to the airport. Implied subject (You) (You) (You) (You) (You) Join us for the welcome home party. Come to my sharing time. Welcome Home Mom Come sit with us. Visit the library with me. © reading2success.com
- 29. . yes no no yes yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that extends an invitation, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. Come to my sharing time Clean the closet. Put both socks on. . Get ready for school. Come sit with us. Welcome Home Mom Join us for the welcome home party. Place him in his cage, make sure he has food, water and enough time to rest. Sammy loves riding her horse. © reading2success.com
- 30. . yes no no yes yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no yes no If the sentence is an imperative sentence that extends an invitation, have kids fill in the yes bubble. If not, have kids fill in the no bubble. Come to my sharing time Join our team. Put both socks on. . Get ready for school. Come sit with us. Welcome Home Mom Join us for the welcome home party. Place him in his cage, make sure he has food, water and enough time to rest. Sammy loves riding her horse. © reading2success.com
- 31. Write the correct type of imperative sentence for each group of sentences: command, request or invitation © reading2success.com
- 32. Write the Correct Type of Imperative Sentence for Each Group of Sentences: command, request or invitation command request invitation © reading2success.com