(Originais Teachy 2024) - Questão Difícil de Inglês

The imperative mood in English is a form that is used to give commands, make requests, or offer advice. This form of speech is commonly found in various daily-life sources, which include but are not limited to, instructional manuals, public notices, and speech directives. A well-known example of the imperative can be found in emergency procedures, where clarity and brevity are critical for public safety. Consider a scenario where you are responsible for designing an emergency evacuation plan for a public facility. In order to effectively communicate the necessary steps to the public, you decide to employ the imperative mood in your instructions. Your objective is to create a set of clear and concise directives using appropriate and grammatically correct imperatives to ensure maximum safety. If your primary concern is the swift and efficient evacuation of individuals who may not be fluent in English, how would you incorporate cultural sensitivity into the language and structure of your imperatives to guarantee universal understanding without causing panic or confusion?