Grammar point
Imperatives
turn left, don't park
6 free materials for adult English beginners on imperatives (turn left, don't park), from Patina's live ESOL classes: 2 sheets, 2 games, 1 reading, 1 listening exercise. Use them on a phone, in print, or on a screen.
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Sheet
Emergency English
The 911 call on one page: what you say, what the operator says, the two numbers to know, and the commands you will hear.
Class 8 · Emergencies
Game
Simon Says
The rules in your language, a caller that says the commands out loud, and two sets: the parts of the body, and what a doctor asks you to do.
Class 9 · Check-Ups
Reading
The Check-Up
A check-up: the doctor uses can, should, need to and have to, and Esther reads the label.
Class 9 · Check-Ups
Listening
At the Pharmacy
Esther is at the pharmacy with her new medicine. Listen first with the script hidden, then read along, answer, and write the missing words.
Class 9 · Check-Ups
Sheet
Turn Left, Don't Park
Tell someone what to do and what not to do: turn left, go straight ahead, don't park here.
Class 12 · On the Road
Game
Listen and Write
A command plays out loud. Write what you hear. Then hear the two sentences it sounds like.
Class 12 · On the Road
Related grammar:Can, should, need to, have to