Imperatives (The Command Form)
It is simple to use the imperative or command form in English. When a command is directed at someone else, use the you form of the simple present tense:
–You take the elevator.
–>Take the elevator.
(Simply drop the subject you.)
If the command includes you and others, use the we form:
–We take our luggage.
–>Let's take the luggage.
(Drop the subject we and add let's [let us].)
It is simple to use the imperative or command form in English. When a command is directed at someone else, use the you form of the simple present tense:
–You take the elevator.
–>Take the elevator.
(Simply drop the subject you.)
If the command includes you and others, use the we form:
–We take our luggage.
–>Let's take the luggage.
(Drop the subject we and add let's [let us].)
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