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Part 05: Assertive to Imperative


Rule 27. প্রদত্ত Sentence এর Subject বাদ দিয়ে। Example:
Assertive
Imperative
You should do the work.
Do the work.
You should speak the truth.
Speak the truth.
You should read the book.
Read the book. Or, Read the book please.

Rule 28. Assertive sentence  negative  হলে do not/ don’t বসে ।
Example: 
Assertive
Imperative
You do not go out.
Do not/don’t go out.
You should not go out.
Do not / Don’t go out.

Rule 29. Never যুক্ত Sentence এর ক্ষেত্রে Never দিয়ে শুরু করতে হয়।
Example:
Assertive: You should never tell a lie.
Imperative: Never tell a lie.
Rule 30. Assertive sentence এর Subject  first person and third person হলে Let  দিয়ে শুরু করতে হয়।
Example:
Assertive: He plays football.
Imperative:  Let him play football.
Assertive: We should go out.
Imperative: Let us go out.
Assertive: She sings a song.
Imperative: Let her sing a song.
Rule 31. Assertive sentence এর Subject  first person and third person এবং Negative  হলে Let --- not দিয়ে শুরু করতে হয়।
Example:
Assertive: We do not hate the poor.
Imperative:  Let us not help the poor.
Assertive: Nabil does not tell a lie.
Imperative: Let not Nabil tell a lie.

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