Transcripción 24/11/2025, 9:12:33 a.m.
Which imperative is used to give a warning about lightning?
Apuntes
• Imperatives in English **Giving Orders, Instructions, Warnings, Advice, and Signs** • Come here now! • Sit down! • Line up immediately! • Be quiet! • Listen to me! **Giving Instructions** • Take a rest twice a day. • Open your book on page 10. • Read the passage carefully. • Study hard and you will pass the exam. **Giving Warnings** • Do not stand under the tree. • There is lightning. • Do not smoke. • Do not drive too fast. The road is icy. **Giving Advice** • Eat vegetables as part of a healthy diet. • Exercise at least three times a week. • Drive slowly. • Don't walk on the grass. • No speeding. **Signs** • Give way • Stop • Don't litter www.ESLKidsWorld.com --- • Learn English with Teacher Aubrey **Prepositions of Time** In English, the prepositions *in*, *on*, and *at* are used to talk about time and differ in how specific the time is. You can think of them like an inverted pyramid – from general to very specific: *in* is the most general, *on* is more specific, and *at* is the most specific. **(Most General)** *In* - Centuries • in the 21st century • in the 20th century - Seasons • summer ...
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