Imperative Sentences Quiz

Identify the positive imperative sentence: Please close the door.

• Please close the door.

• Please paint the door.

• Please open the door.

• Please lock the door.

Identify the negative imperative sentence: Don't forget to call me.

• Don't forget to call me.

• Don't call me.

• Call me now.

• Remember to call me.

Form a negative imperative sentence using the verb 'eat'.

• Stop eating

• No eat

• Don't eat.

• Eat not

Differentiate between positive and negative imperatives with examples.

• Positive imperative example: 'Please close the door.' Negative imperative example: 'Please do not touch the artwork.'

• Positive imperative example: 'Please turn on the lights.' Negative imperative example: 'Please do not close the door.'

• Positive imperative example: 'Please open the window.' Negative imperative example: 'Please touch the artwork.'

• Positive imperative example: 'Please sit down.' Negative imperative example: 'Please do not stand up.'

Conjugate the verb 'study' in a positive imperative sentence.

• Studies

• Studied

• Studying

• Study.

Identify the positive imperative sentence: Clean your room now.

• Clean your room yesterday.

• Clean your room later.

• Don't clean your room now.

• Clean your room now.

Identify the negative imperative sentence: Never give up on your dreams.

• Never stop pursuing your dreams.

• Never give up on your dreams.

• Always give up on your dreams.

• Don't ever chase your dreams.

Form a negative imperative sentence using the verb 'sleep'.

• Never sleep.

• Sleep always.

• Don't sleep.

• Sleep now.

Explain the difference between positive and negative imperatives.

• The difference is in the tone of voice used

• The difference between positive and negative imperatives lies in the action being commanded or prohibited.

• Positive imperatives are always polite

• Negative imperatives are more effective

Conjugate the verb 'listen' in a positive imperative sentence.

• Listens!

• Hear!

• Listen!

• Listened!