3.3 Write I (for imperative) next to the sentences that contain imperatives. a. Stir the milk and egg into the cake mixture.
b. You need to follow the instructions exactly.
c. I want you to always look both ways before you cross the road.
d. Be careful with that box. It's very heavy.
e. Can you please pick me up at 7 o'clock this evening?
f. Pass the ketchup, please.
g. Stop fighting!​

1) I like salad 2)Children prefer mashed potatoes 3)What would you like as the main dish? 4) *Не вижу тут ошибки* 5) Should I put ice at your whiskey? 6) What is the tastiest desert? 7)It looks like a soup 8) Boilde means are cooked 9)Is that all? 10) Would you like a cup of tea? 11) Fried chicken is my favorite dish 12) Caviar is quite sweet 13) What would you like as a desert? 14)I’d like salted fish 15) This salad consists of shrimps and herbs 16)Boiled means are cooked in fat or oil in a pan

1. I (would) like some salad
2. Children prefer mash (mashed) potatoes
3. What would you like (for a) main dish?
4. Currants are extremely spicy (sour)
5. Shall I put ice at (in) your whiskey?
6. What is a (the) tastiest desert?
7. It look(s) like a soup.
8. Boiled means (beans were) cooked in an oven.
9. That Is (that) all?
10. Do (Would) you like a cup of tea?
11. Fry (fried) chicken is my favourite dish.
12. Caviar is rather sweet (salty).
13. What would you like to (for) dessert?
14. I'd like a (the) saltiest fish.
15. This salad consist(s) of shrimps and herbs.
16. Boiled means (beans are) cooked in fat or oil in a pan.