Stage 19: Imperatives Review Lesson

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Imperative verbs are

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if an imperative is POSITIVE?

• You are commanding someone to do something

• You are commanding someone NOT to do something

• You are commanding someone to do something good

• The command was followed

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if an imperative is PLURAL?

• You are commanding MORE THAN ONE person to do the action

• You are giving more than one command at the same time

• You are commanding someone to do the action to MULTIPLE direct objects

• More than one person is giving the command

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation for, "Aristo, emove iuvenes!"

• Aristo, move the young men!

• Young men, be moved by Aristo!

• Aristo, don't move the young men!

• Young men, move Aristo!

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation for, "servi, festinate!"

• "Slave, hurry!"

• "Slaves, hurry!"

• "Slave, don't hurry!"

• "Slaves, don't hurry!"

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation for, "Helena, noli lacrimare!"

• "Helena, don't cry!"

• "Helena, it is not right to cry!"

• "Helena, you must not cry!"

• "Helena, don't force me to cry!"

Multiple Choice

What is the best translation for, "iuvenes, nolite nobis obstare!"

• "Young men, don't obstruct us!"

• "Young man, don't obstruct us!"

• "Young men, you are obstructing us!"

• "Young men, it is wrong to obstruct us!"