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To make a negative imperative, we must use don't ( do not) and  the base form of the verb, and we don't add "to, -s, -ing " to the verb.

• Don't come here.   (to come, comes, coming, come you,)

• Don't come here, please.

We can add "please" at the end of the sentence to be more polite. We use please with a comma (,).

• Don't come here.

• Don't come here, please.

• Don't open your books.

Some more example sentences for the imperative:

• Don't push the door.
• Don't pull the door.
• Don't shut the windows.
• Don't eat any meat.
• Don't open the window, please.
• Please, don't come in.
• Don't go out.
• Don't speak to Sam.
• Please don't write your name on paper.
• Don't drink any water.
• Don't go, please.

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