Imperative Tense Skills

Identify the imperative verb in the sentence: Please close the door.

• run

• close

• open

• sit

Form an imperative sentence using the verb 'study'.

• Studying.

• Studied.

• Studyed.

• Study.

Conjugate the verb 'eat' in the imperative form for 'you'.

• Eat!

• Eating!

• Ate!

• Eats!

Which of the following is a negative imperative sentence? A) Come here. B) Don't go there. C) Sit down.

• B) Don't go there.

• Stand up.

• Don't come here.

• Go here.

Provide an example of using imperatives for giving directions.

• Go straight at the next intersection.

• Turn left at the next intersection.

• Take a right turn at the next intersection.

• Continue walking forward.

Differentiate between imperative and interrogative sentences.

• Imperative sentences are always longer than interrogative sentences.

• Imperative sentences are used to give commands or make requests, such as 'Close the door.' Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions, such as 'Are you coming?'

• Imperative sentences are used to express emotions.

• Interrogative sentences are used to give commands.

In the sentence 'Clean your room!', what tense is being used?

• Future

• Past

• Imperative

• Present continuous

Write an imperative sentence using the verb 'listen'.

• Listen carefully.

• Listen loudly.

• Listen quietly.

• Listen slowly.

Conjugate the verb 'run' in the imperative form for 'we'.

• run

• runs

• ran

• running

Identify the imperative verb in the sentence: Stop talking.

• Go

• Jump

• Stop

• Run