Change of Voice in Active and Passive. Change of voice in interrogative, negative, imperative and infinitive sentences.

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Change of Voice in Active and Passive. Change of voice in interrogative, negative, imperative and infinitive sentences.
Imperative sentences are use for giving orders or advice, giving instructions or suggestions, and making requests. Imperative sentences can be written in affirmative, interrogative or negative forms. Positive imperative sentences are written using affirmative verbs. It is interesting to note: the positive imperative sentences are simplest and more commonly used compared to the other two forms.
New Year Imperatives
Learn to and practice breathing more slowly.
Listen to more jazz and acoustic tunes.
Keep reading fiction.
Light more candles more often.
Move every day.
Pause every day.
Revisit 19th century poetry.
Do not dare lower the volume of your laughter.
Travel to new places.
Stay motivated and ignore all those who dismiss your passion for naiveté.
Watch more British romantic comedies and period pieces.
Experience new exercises and workouts.
Write, whether it is a sentence scribbled in the corner of a loose sheaf of paper, a long-winded Tumblr post, or secrets scrawled in that fancy notebook being saved for someday.
Be lighter, in body, mind, and spirit.
Love. No matter what.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=todmpEJw9ug)
http://contoh-skripsi.com/analisis-kontrastif-kalimat-imperatif-bahasa-indonesia-dan-bahasa-inggris
ANALISIS KONTRASTIF KALIMAT IMPERATIF BAHASA INDONESIA DAN BAHASA INGGRIS http://contoh-skripsi.com/analisis-kontrastif-kalimat-imperatif-bahasa-indonesia-dan-bahasa-inggris
Google autofill reveals existing sexism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkNlGuW-0g8
Prevalent sexism and discrimination still exists in society today, as illustrated by the UN Women ad campaigns. Using Google autofill, a feature that suggests what your search term might be based on its most frequent searches, they typed in the imperative phrases "women should", "women shouldn't", or "women can't" (modal verbs) into Google. The horrifying results included "women shouldn’t have rights; women shouldn’t vote; women shouldn’t work; women need to shut up; women shouldn't go to college; women should not speak in church" and so on.
"For anyone who thought the Internet was a more enlightened place than the world at large, or that sexism was less of a problem in the 21st century, the ads are quite the wake up call." Journalist Chris Taylor for Mashable
The results for men however, are less stereotypical with results such as "men should pray", reflecting the contrasting views in societies today towards men and women.
What a load of illiterate dummies dependant on being told what to do by the "nanny state" get a life and learn to use your mind to analyse things, learn what is the difference between MONEY and currency... Know what it means to be ethical in all your dealings, have high moral standards, believe in fair reward for fair effort/work and APPLY those principles and guidelines in everything you do in life....
Brian Ballard