In this English grammar lesson, I show you the many uses for imperatives. If you ever wanted to know how to give clear commands or directions to someone, or even how to make a request, this lesson will help you.
I took the quiz and got 100 points!
Nice lesson. I’ve seen all of your videos. They are very interesting and easy to understand. Thank you. They help me review, and expand my knowledge of the English language. Thanks again,
Maxim
I took the honor of writing the first comment to this video
I love your lessons. I have just found them. They are great! THANKS A LOT!!! I teach English in Christian school and your lessons are a super help here. Ukrainians students love your lessons.
God bless you. Oksana.
me too!,.i got 100% score,.thank you mr. alex for teaching us the proper usage of english grammar,..and you speak very clear that i can understand easily!,..i want to learn more,because im very confuse in my english grammar!
i knew it..! i got a 100 points..im happy that u are understanding person..well i like u the way u speak in english.. easy to understand.. thanks…. actually i don’t know how to make an english grammar..i hope that i am good someday it because of you..thanks a lot^__^
Id like to ask a whole question any teacher from this site.. My question is … where can i search any english exercises about theirs grammar that you explain in that site?
Its the first time iam in this site and i wonder myself where i can search them… i hope any teacher can answer me as soon as possible.
hello Alex! how are u? I like your lessons , when i visit to engvid.com i just watch your lessons. thanks a lot . You’re teacher of the year, if i didn’t make a mistake, teacher of the age. thank you
hey Alex!
you are just a great teacher..im ur new online student..your way to explain grammer is owesome..
i want to ask u why did you use USED TO with like u used WORDS used to give orders..
plz explain me how do we use becaue what i knw used to is something which we use to talk something about past…
plz please clear it like a bell..
Hi Alex,
I like your videos.And you have a really good teaching styles. Just want to let u know that I m very bad at giving directions to someone. Can u make some videos about the giving direction and also what does infinitive mean? I know that is not related to this video but i want to learn about that. Could u plz tell me the differences between Gerund and ing verbs? Hope u will reply my questions.Thanks in advance.
I have a little confusion here, we can use model verbs for making requests, giving advice or suggestions,inviting someone, giving warnings etc. Please tell me the difference.
Thanks in advance.
i feel addictive with your video lesson. i got 100 in imperatives quiz, but i m still comfuse about how to make sugestion and warning by using iferative pattern and what different beyond these two? please run it to again and clear as bell….thank you so much!
helo sir,sir your teaching method is very very nice,after listening your lesson video i fell that i have learnt a lot.thanks sir,and sir i hv a problem with precis writting,if u guide me i will be very very thankful to you,ok sir thanks once again
Hellow Mr Alex
It’s a pleisure to write to you , you are a great teacher and I love your way of teaching . In fact , I want to know if I have a chance to learn to speak english very quickly , Because i really want to improve my level in english to be an ecxellent speaking !! So , what are you think ???
Dear sir,
I am watching your lecture vedio last three days. It is wonderful I like very much. now, I have a problem in the following sentenses
Where are you come from?
and
Where have you come from?
It is chelange between me and my father. Please which one is correct. thank you.
“Where have you come from?” is correct. The first sentence is grammatically incorrect. Another simpler way of asking what I think you’re asking is to say, “Where are you from?”
I’d like to thank all of you from Engvid for every class that I had till now. It was and is so useful everything taught on this website. It is an alternative for learning english without to have to leave Brasil. Thanks again!
thanks very much for such nice lessons!I’m not a native speaker, I don’t even live in the USA or UK, I’m just studying English in University in Belarus and your lessons help me a lot.
Instead of saying ” He was reported to have had some problems with his health” can we say ” He was reported to have some problems with his health”? any difference in meaning?
Thank you so much,.. this video was really helpful in terms of teaching imperative,.. also the short test to measure my understanding in line with the material. Thank you,..
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I took the quiz and got 100 points!
Nice lesson. I’ve seen all of your videos. They are very interesting and easy to understand. Thank you. They help me review, and expand my knowledge of the English language. Thanks again,
Maxim
I took the honor of writing the first comment to this video
By the way, I”m 11
Pretty good lesson.
I can’t watch the video lessons, pls help. How can I do it??
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I took the quiz and got 100 points! thank you very much
Thanks Alex. Your teaching technique is very impressive.
Very good.I like your video I like hearing and reading togeter.
very interesting,it’s really helping to make our mistakes.Thank you so much.
that’s good :)
thank you i like the way you teach and i imprised it
very good and useful, thanks one more time!
I can understand you very well, good accent and speed!
exelent teacher the best
Thank sir! your voice is clear as a bell so I can hear , Im very optimistic when I can do that.
Thank sir!
I’m very glad,your lessons are very interesting.Please, how i can contact you?
Hi macoumba,
At the present time I am not accepting new students for private teaching, but if you have any questions please feel free to ask them on here.
thank you for the information
respect coming from inside.
welcome :
I have problem with this words
would had , would have , he have be , I had been , I have been , I’ve
actually , I don’t know How to use them or when I have to use them .
thanks
I love your lessons. I have just found them. They are great! THANKS A LOT!!! I teach English in Christian school and your lessons are a super help here. Ukrainians students love your lessons.
God bless you. Oksana.
hi alex thank you very nice i want to learn more about imperatives…
me too!,.i got 100% score,.thank you mr. alex for teaching us the proper usage of english grammar,..and you speak very clear that i can understand easily!,..i want to learn more,because im very confuse in my english grammar!
Easy to understand. Thanks a lot…
I like the way you teach! More power..
i knew it..! i got a 100 points..im happy that u are understanding person..well i like u the way u speak in english.. easy to understand.. thanks…. actually i don’t know how to make an english grammar..i hope that i am good someday it because of you..thanks a lot^__^
that isvery good
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your lession. It’s very interresting. Have a good day.
Id like to ask a whole question any teacher from this site.. My question is … where can i search any english exercises about theirs grammar that you explain in that site?
Its the first time iam in this site and i wonder myself where i can search them… i hope any teacher can answer me as soon as possible.
Thank you for your lesson . I like the way yoy teach. It very easy to learn English.
hello Alex! how are u? I like your lessons , when i visit to engvid.com i just watch your lessons. thanks a lot . You’re teacher of the year, if i didn’t make a mistake, teacher of the age. thank you
hey Alex!
you are just a great teacher..im ur new online student..your way to explain grammer is owesome..
i want to ask u why did you use USED TO with like u used WORDS used to give orders..
plz explain me how do we use becaue what i knw used to is something which we use to talk something about past…
plz please clear it like a bell..
thank u..
I love your lesson! Thank you so much.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the helpful lesson……..your way of teaching is awesome.
hi,thanks for your all help .best wishes for you.
Alex. you are a good teacher. you speak and explain issues obviously
thank you very much!
Hi Alex
thanks for the lesson,you are really a very good teacher
what ever you teach i understand very quickly.
you are awesome…….
thank you so much i speak arabic and french
i try to learn english in by enternet
your videos are very interesting please put more video like this
bye
hi alex how are you
please put more videos about gremmer please
Thank you very much! It is nice and clear!
very good
Hi Alex,
I like your videos.And you have a really good teaching styles. Just want to let u know that I m very bad at giving directions to someone. Can u make some videos about the giving direction and also what does infinitive mean? I know that is not related to this video but i want to learn about that. Could u plz tell me the differences between Gerund and ing verbs? Hope u will reply my questions.Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Rasmus
Dear Alex,
I have a little confusion here, we can use model verbs for making requests, giving advice or suggestions,inviting someone, giving warnings etc. Please tell me the difference.
Thanks in advance.
very nice lesson!
thank you very much .
i feel addictive with your video lesson. i got 100 in imperatives quiz, but i m still comfuse about how to make sugestion and warning by using iferative pattern and what different beyond these two? please run it to again and clear as bell….thank you so much!
An other great video , thanks a lot Alex ;-D
helo sir,sir your teaching method is very very nice,after listening your lesson video i fell that i have learnt a lot.thanks sir,and sir i hv a problem with precis writting,if u guide me i will be very very thankful to you,ok sir thanks once again
I will write with English pen friend
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I got 75 out of 100 score. Not bad, thanks for sharing your lessons. More power to all of you guys.
I liket this vid very help me thank you
yeah, I got a 100 for this quiz ! it was great.. thank’s for the video. it help me to understand about english :)
It’s great! Thanks so much!
nice lesson!! very helpful, thanks!
Hellow Mr Alex
It’s a pleisure to write to you , you are a great teacher and I love your way of teaching . In fact , I want to know if I have a chance to learn to speak english very quickly , Because i really want to improve my level in english to be an ecxellent speaking !! So , what are you think ???
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Thank you very much ~
You are a good teacher
To protect the Lord =)
I am from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
hi your accent is impressive .I learn a lot.may i ask you some questions please.
Thanks for this lesson do not stop posting new lesson please
nice lesson!
as a teacher i really enjoy it
I still cant speak well in english…
I dont know how to start a conversation with my friends..
thanks for this information
Dear sir,
I am watching your lecture vedio last three days. It is wonderful I like very much. now, I have a problem in the following sentenses
Where are you come from?
and
Where have you come from?
It is chelange between me and my father. Please which one is correct. thank you.
“Where have you come from?” is correct. The first sentence is grammatically incorrect. Another simpler way of asking what I think you’re asking is to say, “Where are you from?”
“Where have you come from” may be grammatically correct but clearly not what this person is trying to say.
It is so helpful , and clear to understand . I am so glad to be here , and I will probably come here again and again .
best regards
oh! my goodness he,s the best in the world,
thanks big Alex.I like your clear lessons.Please,keep on that!!
Best Regards from Argentina.
thanks for the lesson!! it make the quiz easy
thanks..I’m happy 2 b with ur lessons.
good job and I hope 2 u god’s blesses.
I get 4/4 in quiz that impressive and good for me to learn how to command others.
wow its so nice i can understand very well
I took the quiz and got 4/4 thanks very much it was a very helpful lesson on Imperatives.
waw i got it thnks for improving my my lesson that is great and i took quiz
I like it you save my life thank’s to your explanation I understood better this topic.
thanks really much…..i learn a lots from you guys!!!!
thank you
Please give me a lesson imperative statements
thank U . this is a good website.I enjoyed it. good job
I want to thank you alex you are they best teach ever. you english is clear to me.
I’d like to thank all of you from Engvid for every class that I had till now. It was and is so useful everything taught on this website. It is an alternative for learning english without to have to leave Brasil. Thanks again!
thanks alex very useful lesson and i like you im wating from you more videos ok thanks take care bye
This vedio is the most perfect vedio i have ever seen. Thank you alot for all of this information mister Alex.
thank you
I so happy
I understond imperatives
These lessons are great, I would like more conversation.
good
100%!
Thank you,Alex! Can you give more information about TOEFL exam?..
Great lesson. But what happen with these sentences like:
Let them work!
Let’s go … so forth
Thank you so much for this site!!
imperative lesson :)
very 9ice & intresting
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i am very happy alex now i understand the imperative thx for your help
thanks very much for such nice lessons!I’m not a native speaker, I don’t even live in the USA or UK, I’m just studying English in University in Belarus and your lessons help me a lot.
Instead of saying ” He was reported to have had some problems with his health” can we say ” He was reported to have some problems with his health”? any difference in meaning?
Thank you so much,.. this video was really helpful in terms of teaching imperative,.. also the short test to measure my understanding in line with the material. Thank you,..
I really enjoyed as an ESOL teacher, Pretty good lesson
I like the way u teach.More power.SO Thank u
great…thanks a lot.
Alex … thank you … thank you … thank you … a very nice and clear lesson of the imperatives … you are a very good teacher.
Alex Thank u very much. You’r a good teacher.
thanks.
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is it true that after the command you have to say or write the word “please”??? like: pick up the toys please!
Thank you!
Alex, a neat and very comprehensive lesson … Congratulations and go a head.
THANKS A LOT
Hi Alex! I am a new student. You are a fantastic teacher . This is a fantastic website. I get many usefull information especially about idioms. I hope i can speak english fluently. Good luck.
this lesson was useful i had a quiz and i have got 100% tanx about ur efforts
When I want to make a request to a group of people, how can I say it? For example when I want to advise to my daughter and her friends.
Great deal!
Probabily,i m the last student who add this comment.Anyway,i m so happy to have a theacher like you,Alex.
Haiti
Hi Alex,This is simply super.
As always, thanks for your good lessons about “Imperatives”
Thanks
nice!