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WorksheetsImperative Sentences Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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!
