命令文を使ってみよう

Imperative Sentences

命令文で始めて講師と会話してみましょう。

命令文は相手になんらかのアクションを求めるときに使います。基本的には動詞の原形を用いて文を始め、主語は使いません。ただし、特に命令したい相手のことを強く言いたい場合には、初めに主語のYouを入れることもあります。命令形は相手のことをあまり思いやることのない、高圧的な表現になりがちです。使う際には相手が気分を損なわないよう、考えてから使うようにしましょう。 (もちろんどうしても使いたい・使わざるを得ない状況もあります）また、好意的な表現をする場合もあります。高圧的な意味合いは消え、ポジティブなニュアンスが出ますね。【回答例】 His cooking was great. Try it! 彼の料理は素晴らしかったわ。食べてみて！

Please use an imperative sentence.

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Best Teacherで実際に行われている直近のWritingレッスンです。
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。

Please use an imperative sentence.

Don't be shy. Open your mind. try to talk to new friends.

自然な表現

Don't be shy. Open your mind. Try to talk to new friends.

1. Here's an alternative 'making'

That's a great way of using an imperative in a sentence, well-done. Could you make more sentences using imperatives?

Take your time, I am not in rush. If you have never tried strawberry flavor, you should try it. I swear you like it!

自然な表現

Take your time, I am not in a rush. If you have never tried the strawberry flavor, you should try it. I swear you will like it!

1. When you are introducing something into the conversation for the first time, use the indefinite article because we still don't know any specifics about it. Every following time, use "the."
2. The definite article ("the'')is used before a noun to define it as something specific (e.g., something previously mentioned or known, something unique, or something being identified by the speaker).
3. Make use of this modal verb since you're referring to the future.

Well done! How about using the expressions "Let's" or "Please" this time? Please continue making imperative sentences.

Let's have lunch together! I would like to talk with you more.

自然な表現

Let's have lunch together! I would like to talk with you more.

1. Here's an alternative 'speak'

Very well said and written indeed. If there is anything else you would like to practice, feel free to continue anytime you want.

I am into K-drama recently. The actor is not looking good, but I wonder why after I watch the drama continuously, I think he became looks good.

自然な表現

I am into K-drama recently. The actor is not looking good, but I wonder why after I watch the drama continuously, I think he looks good.

1. This verb was redundant here.

I watch Korean dramas as well. However, every actor in them always is handsome from the very start if you ask me!
Which K-drama are you currently watching?

I'm watching 'Hotel Deluna' currently. It is also nice K-drama. I almost can't stop watching it.

自然な表現

I'm watching 'Hotel Deluna' currently. It is also a nice K-drama. I almost can't stop watching it.

1. When you are introducing something into the conversation for the first time, use the indefinite article because we still don't know any specifics about it. Every following time, use "the."

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