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The imperative form is used to give orders, instructions, or advice. Positive commands usually start with the verb in its base form, and negative commands start with don't or do not. This form is common when telling someone what to do or not to do. For example:

• Drink plenty of water. — Here, the verb drink gives advice about what someone should do.

• Don't stay up too late. — Here, don't makes the command negative, telling someone what they should avoid doing.

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BLANK one alarm and BLANK up when it rings.

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Set

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This verb means to arrange or program something, like fixing a time for an alarm. The first letter is capitalized.

get

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Together with up, this verb means to rise from bed.

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