Identify commands

Key Notes:-

📖 What is a Command?

• A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something.
• It usually starts with a verb (action word) 🏃‍♂️.
• A command often ends with a full stop (.) or sometimes an exclamation mark (!) ❗

Examples of Commands:

👉 Sit down. 🪑
👉 Open your book. 📖
👉 Wash your hands. 🧼
👉 Don’t run! 🏃‍♂️❌

🎯 How to Spot a Command?

• It tells you what to do.
• The subject “you” is usually understood (not written).
• Example: “Close the door.” 🚪 (It means You close the door.)
• It uses an action word at the beginning.

🔑 Remember:

• Commands are also called imperative sentences ✍️.
• They give orders, requests, or instructions 💡.
• Examples:
  • Order: “Stand up!” 🙋‍♂️
  • Request: “Please pass the pencil.” ✏️
  • Instruction: “Draw a circle.” ⚪

🌈💡 Tip for Students:

Whenever you see a sentence telling you to do something, it’s a command!

Let’s try some problems! ✍️