Grammar Quiz: Empower B1/U6: Imperative and Uses of To

Which sentence uses the imperative correctly?

• You turn left at the corner.

• Turn left at the corner.

• Turning left at the corner.

• To turn left at the corner.

What is the purpose of "should" in this sentence? "You should take a break."

• To give a command.

• To make a suggestion or give advice.

• To express a necessity.

• To describe a future action.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of "should": "Children ______ eat a lot of sweets."

• shouldn't

• should

• doesn't

• mustn't

Which of these is NOT a correct use of the imperative?

• Be careful!

• Don't stay up late.

• Try to get enough sleep.

• You should to relax.

Which sentence uses "to + infinitive" to express purpose?

• I went to the library to study.

• I am studying now.

• To study is important.

• I will studying.

What does "to + infinitive" express in this sentence? "I want to visit Australia."

• A reason or purpose.

• A decision or preference.

• An obligation.

• An opinion.

Complete the sentence using "to + infinitive": "It's important ______ your homework on time."

• to finish

• finish

• finishing

• finishes

Which of these is a correct use of "to + infinitive" with an adjective?

• I am surprised to get the job.

• I surprised to getting the job.

• To surprised getting the job.

• Surprised to got the job.

Choose the sentence that correctly combines "to + infinitive" and "should":

• You should to take a break to relax.

• You should take a break to relax.

• Should you take a break for relax.

• To relax you should take break.

Identify the correct imperative sentence:

• You must to go now.

• Must you go now?

• Go now!

• To go now.