IMPERATIVE MOOD

Fill in the blank with the correct imperative sentence in English: (Limite o consumo de comida não saudável).

• Limit junk food.

• Eat more junk food.

• Skip healthy meals.

• Ignore junk food limits.

Fill in the blank with the correct imperative sentence in English: (Evite comer quando estiver entediado).

• Avoid eating when bored.

• Eat whenever you feel bored.

• Always eat when you are bored.

• Never avoid eating when bored.

What is the English imperative form for: 'Desligue os aparelhos antes de dormir'?

• Turn off devices before bed.

• Turn on devices before bed.

• Turn off the lights before bed.

• Turn off devices after waking up.

What is the English imperative form for: 'Pratique esportes'?

• Play sports.

• Practice music.

• Eat vegetables.

• Read books.

According to the explanation, which of the following is the correct imperative affirmative form to tell someone to brush their teeth?

• To brush your teeth.

• Brush your teeth.

• Brushing your teeth.

• To brushing your teeth.

Complete the negative imperative sentence: ___ skip meals.

• Don’t

• Do

• Does

• Did

Complete the negative imperative sentence: ___ use your phone in bed.

• Don’t

• Do

• Does

• Did

Match the English imperative sentences with their correct Portuguese translations:

• Por favor, coma seu almoço

• Don’t listen to loud music please.

• Não ouça música alta, por favor

• Take the medicine please.

• Tome o remédio, por favor

• Please eat your lunch.

According to the text, why should we wash our hands?

• To stay safe and healthy.

• To make our hands look pretty.

• To waste water.

• To show off to friends.

What characteristics of the imperative mood can be observed in the text?

• There is no subject, the verb 'wash' is used without 'to', and it is used to give advice.

• It always uses the subject 'you', the verb is in past tense, and it is used to describe events.

• It uses modal verbs, the verb is always followed by 'ing', and it is used to express wishes.

• It requires an object, the verb is in future tense, and it is used to ask questions.