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How do you use the word first in a imperative sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "first" in an imperative sentence:

Simple Instructions:

* First, open the package carefully.

* First, gather all the necessary ingredients.

* First, turn on the computer and log in.

Multi-Step Instructions:

* First, wash your hands thoroughly. Then, prepare the ingredients. Finally, cook the meal.

* First, read the instructions carefully. Second, assemble the parts. Third, test the product.

Emphasis:

* First and foremost, listen to the instructions.

* First, be respectful of others.

Informal:

* First off, let's go get some coffee.

* First things first, we need to get this project finished.

Key Points:

* "First" typically comes at the beginning of the sentence, followed by a comma.

* It's used to introduce the first step in a sequence of actions.

* It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

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