英语祈使句详解及演习（国外英文资料）.doc

英语祈使句详解及练习（国外英文资料） The No imperative is a special imperative. It is often made up of No + nouns or the -ing form of the verb. This kind of imperative is often used in public places, warning people not to do something. Here are some common no-type imperative sentences: NO + n No photos! No smoking/talking/parkong! Never + the verb form (used for public warning) Never touch! No Passing No thoroughfare No Entry off-limits No ThroughRoad road closed No Admittance posted on No Visitors No Visitors Smoking is forbidden in the No Smoking No Photos please do not take pictures No Honking No Overtaking do not pass No UTurn No u turn No Left Turn to Turn Left No CyclingIn The School campus is prohibited from cycling No littering No post No Bills No Angling/NoFishing is not allowed No Parking is prohibited No Spitting is strictly prohibited No WayOut cant go out here Imperative sentences are commonly used in spoken language, such as commands, requests, bans, Suggestions, warnings, etc. In the past, the examination questions were analyzed, and the main points of the examination were: Check the imperative (or noun phrase) + and (or) + simple sentence [the original question] A large vocabulary, hasnt it? - Yes. And expressions and expressions and you will find it easier to read and communicate. A. Knowing b. Knowing c. Knowing d. Knowing d. Knowing d. Knowing d. Knowing Lets keep to the point or we ________ any decisions. A. will never reach b. never reach d. never The answer: A, A, A Examine the ability to distinguish between an imperative and a non-predicate verb Pay attention to punctuation (e.g., dashes) function, keep in mind the common imperative sentence structure, exclude the interference of the predicate verb (the predicate verb in advance as adverbial, commonly used comma separated from behind, said time, cause, condition, purpose, etc.). [the original question] Ive never seen anyone run so fast. A: just watch c. just watch d. just watch Answer: A, Test your imperative