IMPERATIVO

Destiny, Jennifer and Henry are planning a trip to Italy. They want to blend in with the locals and at the restaurant they need to tell someone "EAT!!". Can you help them? What is the informal imperative form of the verb 'mangiare' (to eat) if the subject is "tu"?

• mangiate!

• mangiamo!

• mangia!

• mangio!

Imagine Crystal, Lismar, and Frailine are on a trip to Italy. They come across a local who is about to touch a historic monument, which is prohibited. How would they tell him not to do it in Italian (tu)?

• They would use the past participle form of the verb and add 'non' before it (Non toccando!)

• They would use the future tense of the verb and add 'non' before it. (Non toccherá!)

• They would use the infinite form of the verb and add 'non' before it. (Non toccare!)

• They would use the present indicative form of the verb and add 'non' before it. (Non tocca)

Sabrina, Frailine, and Gabriella are planning a trip to Italy. They are learning some basic Italian phrases and verbs. They came across the verb 'scrivere' (to write) and are trying to figure out its informal imperative plural form. Can you help them?

• scrivete

• scrivono

• scrivi

• scriviamo

Sabrina, Shpetim, and Allison are in an Italian language class. Their teacher, Leslie, asked them a question to test their understanding of the language: 'When forming a negative command in Italian, what word is placed before the verb?'

• neanche

• non

• the infinite

• no

Hey Tiffany, Gabriella, and Sandy! Imagine you are superheroes in NYC. If you use italian imperativo, you can make anything happen. What would you say to use your superpowers to tidy up the local park after a big festival?

HINT: The verb in Italian is "pulire" and you need to use it with the subject "voi"

Benjamin, Sabrina, and Gabriella are planning a trip to Italy. They decide to take an Italian class at Lehman to communicate better during their trip. During one of their classes, Ilaria asks, 'How do you form the imperative with indirect object pronouns in Italian?' How would you help them answer?

• Tell them to attach the pronoun to the object.

• Suggest attaching the pronoun to the subject.

• Advise them to attach the pronoun to the beginning of the verb.

• Recommend attaching the pronoun to the end of the verb.

Hey Benjamin, Shpetim and Sabrina! You guys are planning a surprise party and need to convince your classmates to participate. Can you tell me the informal imperative plural form of the verb 'fare' (to do/make) that you would use?

• "veniamo alla festa!"

• "vengono alla festa!"

• "vieni alla festa!"

• "venite alla festa!"

During a study abroad trip in Italy, Crystal, Sabrina, and Emily are practicing their Italian language skills at a local restaurant. Suddenly, Destiny exclaims, "Ho fame!". What advice would Sarah, who has been studying Italian for a few years, give to Destiny?

HINT: use the verb mangiare

Karla, Taleen, and Emeli are on a school trip to Rome. They got lost and need to ask a local for directions. What is the singular informal imperative form of the verb 'andare' (to go) that the local will use?

• ir

• va'

• vamos

• vaya

Imagine a scenario where Amber, Sarah and Lismar are in a study group. Suddenly, Amber notices that Sandy is trying to listen in on their discussion. She whispers to Lismar, 'Lismar, ______(chiudere) la porta!'