Help the panicked roommate complete the emergency cooking instructions by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

For a great sandwich, always slice the bread carefully. For your own safety, please don't put the metal fork in the microwave! To finish the masterpiece, simply add a huge piece of cheese.

For a great sandwich, always slice the bread carefully.

Imperatives (commands and instructions) always use the base form of the verb, even after adverbs like "always."

For your own safety, please don't put the metal fork in the microwave!

To form a negative imperative, we use "do not" or "don't" followed by the base verb.

To finish the masterpiece, simply add a huge piece of cheese.

Once again, use the base form of the verb ("add") to give an instruction.