Hello friends,
In our everyday life, especially among the friends, and especially in the workplace, we wanted to make such a statement because we meet with the utterances of the orders. I think we will not have any difficulty in terms of the orders and speaking. I hope that will be useful. Let me summarize it briefly first:
Der Imperativ (Emir Kipi): One request is used to direct one or more orders to one or more orders. The orders are made on 3 personnel who are our correspondents.
How do you make a verb an "order"?
Time of a Filin's Simdiki Time “du …” It is written in a sequel. “st” The remaining part of the order is the verb. Example: kommen (come) -du kommerst(you're coming)-
komm(come). like…
However, if the verb ends with the letters -m, -n, -t, -d; root -e Example: Atmen (Breathing) = Atme! (Breath!), Atmet!(You breathe!), Atmen Sie!(You breathe!) etc…
There are three types of orders.
1.Imperativ Singular(du … /Form): One person It is a call made for (you take, give, come, go, open, close... etc.)
Gehen: to go. Geh! (You go !)
2.Imperativ Plural(Ihr … /Form): A group of two or more people At the root of the fiilin -t (You take, give, come, go, open, close... etc.)
Gehen: to go. Geht ! (You go !)
3.Imperativ Formell/Höflichkeitsform(Sie … /Form): Answer a call addressed to a single person politely and politely, without being an order. or a formal is to express one's secret-no-li. -en Sie (Take, give, come, go, turn on, turn off, etc.)
Gehen: to go. Gehen Sie ! (You go! - kind, gentle call made to the top)
Note:In daily conversations, we can meet the orders “goods”=”let's see” meaning, “doch”=”to you,year” meaning and “bitte”= "Please" is used to soften the meaning of the sentence. Example: Warte times ! (Wait let's see !) Komm times hier! (Come here let's see !), Spiel but mit mir! (Play with meday !), Kommen Sie Please visit hier! (Please come here!).
*In the case of orders issued in general and in negative orders “Nicht Öffnen!” “Don't be hungry!”verb infinitely sentence is established.
**“Sein” ve “Haben” In the case of imperative sentences, the auxiliary verb takes the form of:
du–> Sei du–> Hab
Your–>Seid Your–>Habt
you–>Seien Sie you–>Haben Sie
As a result of your friends, you will be able to practice this by establishing cues to better understand this subject.Good luck to all of you in advance…The first sentences are from me...
Herr Sahin, seien Sie gerecht! (Mr. Sincere justice!)
Spiel nicht auf der Straße! (You don't play on the street!)
Ayse iß deine Suppe! (Ayse corbani ic!)
Besucht eure Eltern! (Visit your Mom-Dad!)
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