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    PRESENTATION F.

    ENGLISH

    PRESENTED TO MS. AYESHA JAVAD


    GROUP MEMBERS

    Zainab Jabar( leader)


    • Taskeen Gull
    • Hina Gull
    • Ayesha slam
    • Aliza Javed
    • Noor Fatima
    • Anum Shahid
    TOPIC
    ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE OF IMPERATIVE SENTENC
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

    Imperative sentences are used to issue a command or instruction,


    make a request, or offer advice.
    • Pass the salt.
    • Move out of my way!
    • Shut the front door.
    • Find my leather jacket.
    • Be there at five.
    • Clean your room.
    RULES FOR CONVERTING ACTIVE VOICE INTO
    PASSIVE VOICE IN IMPERATIVE SENTENCES:

    • The imperative sentence in passive voice begin with letter "Let".


    • The word "be" is used as an auxiliary verb in imperative
    sentence of passive voice.
    • Base form ( first form of verb) is converted into past participle
    (third form of verb) in passive voice of imperative sentences.
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES
    CONTAINING REQUEST:

    Generally sentences containing request have the word ‘plea


    Normal structure of sentences in active voice is:
    Verb (first form)+object.
    Normal structure of sentences in passive voice is :
    You are requested to + verb (first form)+ object.
    EXAMPLES:

    Active voice Passive voice


    • Please close the door. • You are requested to close the
    door.
    • You are requested to bring me
    • Please bring me some apples. some apples.

    • Please show me your tickets. • You are requested to show me


    your tickets.
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES CONTAINING
    ADVICE:

    Passive voice of sentences containing advice start with ‘You are advis
    to’.

    Normal structure of sentence in active voice is:


    Verb (first form)+object.

    Normal structure of sentence in passive voice is :


    You are advised to + verb(first form)+object.
    EXAMPLES:

    Active voice Passive voice


    • Do yoga daily. • You are advised to do yoga
    daily.
    • Do your homework neatly. • You are advised to do your
    homework neatly.

    • Do not drink.
    • You are advised not to
    drink.
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES CONTAINING COMMAND:

    Passive voice of sentences containing command generally


    start with ‘Let’.
    Normal sentence structure of active voice sentences is:
    Verb (first form)+object
    Normal structure of sentence in passive voice is :
    Let + subject + be + V-3
    EXAMPLES:

    Active voice
    Passive voice
    • Switch off the fan.
    • Let the fan be switched

    • Let the attendant be ca


    • Call the attendant.

    • Cook the food. • Let the food be cooked.


    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES CONTAINING
    ORDER:

    We can change the sentence containing order into


    passive voice by adding "you are order to".
    Normal sentence structure of active voice sentence is:
    Verb (first form)+object
    Normal sentence structure of passive voice sentence
    is:
    You are ordered to + verb + object
    EXAMPLES:

    Active voice passive voice

    • You are ordered to switch off the


    • Switch off the fan.
    fan.

    • Call the attendant. • You are ordered to call the


    attendant.

    • Cook the food.


    • You are ordered to cook the food
    IMPERATIVE SENTENCES CONTAINING
    SUGGESTIONS:

    There are some sentences which contain suggestion.


    Normal sentence structure of active voice is:
    Verb (first form)+object
    Sentence structure of passive voice is:
    Object+should+be+verb (third form)
    EXAMPLES:

    Active voice passive voice


    • Respect parents. • Parents should be respected.

    • Love the kids. • The kids should be loved.

    • Follow your dreams. • Your dreams should be followed


    QUESTIONS TO BE ASK…

    • Learn your lesson.


    • Kindly don’t smoke in public place.
    • Please do me a favour tonight.
    • Always speak the truth.
    • Please show me your tickets.
    • Work hard.
    • Let us go for a walk.
    • Please lend me some money.
    • Get me glass of water.

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