Ingles 2

WEEK # 3: TOPIC: IMPERATIVES / ACTIVITY 2 SUBJECT: ENGLISH
CLASS: 10° A-B STUDENT: sharik nicolt rivera villa

TEACHER: INGRID BLASINA BRU FONSECA DATE: FROM JUNE 23RD TO 29TH/2020
El imperativo, en general, se usa para dar órdenes, instrucciones o advertencias. Las frases imperativas se construyen
de manera diferente a las afirmativas: no se utiliza un sujeto porque se supone que el sujeto es siempre “you” y el verbo
principal va en la forma infinitiva.
Forma afirmativa: Verbo + nombre, adjetivo… Ejemplo: Do your homework! (¡Haz los deberes!)
Forma negativa: Verbo auxiliar Don’t + verbo + nombre, adjetivo… Ejemplo: Don’t lie to me!(¡No me mientas!)
1. Read the first part of the article below. What Is the Fashion Trap?
2. Now read the rest of the article. Match a heading to each paragraph.
a. Don’t buy clothes which advertise themselves c. Mind the environment

b. Be yourself d. Choose classic brands
3. Which do you think is the most useful tip and why?
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4. Complete the sentences from the article.
a. __________clothes from new brands.

b. __________items which have big printed words.
c. __________clothes that you really like.
d. __________clothes because you think they will make you look more interesting.
e. __________authentic.
5. Choose the correct words to complete the rules.

▪ Imperative sentences don’t have a subject / a verb.
▪ We use the infinitive / -ing form to make an imperative.
▪ We use no / Don’t in negative imperatives.
6. a. Touch the plate. It’s really hot.

b. Use your mobile phones in class.
c. Think before you buy new clothes. Do you really need them?
d. Look, here’s a present from Grandma. Say ‘thank you’ to her!
e. Put your card into the machine, please.
f. Buy the first pair of jeans that you see.
a. __________ the plate. It’s really hot.

b. __________ your mobile phones in class.
c. __________ before you buy new clothes. Do you really need them?
d. Look, here’s a present from Grandma. __________ ‘thank you’ to her!
e. __________ your card into the machine, please.
f. __________ the first pair of jeans that you see.
Solution
1) . Read the first part of the article below. What Is the Fashion Trap?
R// What the fashion industries do is create a trend from time to time as a market
strategy so that you feel the need to buy their new products.
2) . Now read the rest of the article. Match a heading to each paragraph.
a. Don’t buy clothes which advertise themselves c. Mind the environment

b. Be yourself d. Choose classic brands
BEING AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL

3)
1. C. Mind the environment
Don't boy clothes from New brands. These clothes don't stay in fashion for long, so you will son need to
buy some more new clothes from newer brands. If brands are important to you, buy clothes that not
only match your personality, but are Aldo eco-friendly.
2. D. Choose classic brands
When choosing your clothes, avoid items which have big printed words which advertise the company. If
the company goes out of fashion, hoy will feel under pressure to stop wearing them, even if they are in good
condition.
3. A. Don't buy clothes which advertise themselves
Don't buy clothes just because everybody is wearing them. Instead, buy clothes that you really like.
This can help you save a lot of money. Buy what you really need and concentrate on clothes that fit you
and make you feel comfortable.
4. B. Be yourself
Don't get clothes because you think they will make you look more interesting and attractive. Clothes
don't define who you are. What really matters IS what kind of person you are, so be authentic!
3) Which do you think is the most useful tip and why?
We should take into account having only the most necessary, there is no need for so
many clothes, because we can save more, we take care of the environment and all that this
spends.
4) . Complete the sentences from the article.
a. Don’t buy clothes from new brands.

b. Avoid items which have big printed words.
c. Instead buy clothes that you really like.
d. Don’t get clothes because you think they will make you look more interesting.
e. So be authentic.
5) Choose the correct words to complete the rules.

▪ Imperative sentences don’t have a subject / a verb.
▪ We use the infinitive / -ing form to make an imperative.
▪ We use no / Don’t in negative imperatives.
R// • Imperative sentences don’t have a subject / a verb.

• We use the infinitive / -ing form to make an imperative.
• We use no / Don’t in negative imperatives.
6) a. Touch the plate. It’s really hot.
b. Use your mobile phones in class.
c. Think before you buy new clothes. Do you really need them?
d. Look, here’s a present from Grandma. Say ‘thank you’ to her!
e. Put your card into the machine, please.
f. Buy the first pair of jeans that you see.

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WEEK # 3: TOPIC: IMPERATIVES / ACTIVITY 2 SUBJECT: ENGLISH

CLASS: 10° A-B STUDENT: sharik nicolt rivera villa

a. Don’t buy clothes which advertise themselves c. Mind the environment

4. Complete the sentences from the article.

a. __________clothes from new brands.

5. Choose the correct words to complete the rules.

6. a. Touch the plate. It’s really hot.

a. __________ the plate. It’s really hot.

a. Don’t buy clothes which advertise themselves c. Mind the environment

BEING AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL

2. D. Choose classic brands

3. A. Don't buy clothes which advertise themselves

3) Which do you think is the most useful tip and why?

4) . Complete the sentences from the article.

a. Don’t buy clothes from new brands.

5) Choose the correct words to complete the rules.

R// • Imperative sentences don’t have a subject / a verb.

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