WorksheetsImperative and Sentence Structure Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins
Which sentence is an imperative?
I like ice cream.
Please sit down.
She is my friend.
They went to school.
What is the correct imperative to tell someone to stop?
You stop.
Please stopping.
Stop!
Stopped.
Which sentence is an instruction?
The dog is barking.
Open your book.
I read every day.
She runs fast.
Choose the correct command.
Are you okay?
You must.
Close the door.
I will do it.
What would a teacher say?
Sit quietly.
I sit quietly.
Sitting quietly.
You are sitting.
Which is polite?
Give me that!
Please give me that.
You giving me that.
Gave me that.
Which sentence tells someone what to do?
I play football.
Can you play?
Play football now.
We love football.
Choose the correct imperative:
Don’t run in the hall.
Running in the hall.
You don’t run.
Not run in hall.
Which is NOT an imperative?
Eat your lunch.
Wash your hands.
They eat lunch.
Please be quiet.
What is the command to tell someone to listen?
Listen!
I listen.
Are you listening?
You listen.
"Wash your hands" is an imperative sentence.
"She washes her hands" is an imperative sentence.
An imperative sentence tells someone what to do.
“Please bring your book” is a question.
“Don’t touch that!” is an imperative.
“You go now.” is the correct way to give a command.
Imperative sentences usually start with a verb.
“Please” can be used to make imperatives polite.
“What are you doing?” is an imperative sentence.
“Be kind to others.” is an imperative.
I ___ brush my teeth in the morning.
never
always
rarely
sometimes
My dad is busy, but he ___ helps me with homework.
sometimes
always
never
usually
We ___ eat lunch at school.
usually
never
rarely
always
She is very lazy. She ___ does her chores.
always
sometimes
rarely
usually
I ___ go to the zoo. Maybe once a year.
always
often
sometimes
never
My teacher ___ gives us homework on weekends.
always
never
sometimes
rarely
We ___ play football after school. It depends on the weather.
never
always
sometimes
rarely
I ___ forget my schoolbag. I bring it every day!
always
never
sometimes
rarely
She is kind. She ___ helps others.
always
rarely
sometimes
never
My grandma ___ bakes cookies on Sundays.
always
usually
never
sometimes
“I never eat vegetables” means you eat them all the time.
“Always” means something happens every time.
If you “rarely” do something, you do it often.
“Usually” means it happens most of the time.
“Sometimes” means the action never happens.
“Never” means you do something every day.
“He always wakes up early” means he wakes up early every day.
“She rarely goes swimming” means she goes swimming a lot.
“We usually go to school by bus” means most days we use the bus.
“I often help my mom” means you help her many times.
(Choose the correct word: both, too, or but) I like apples, ___ I don’t like bananas.
both
too
but
She can swim and ride a bike. She can do ___ things.
too
both
My brother likes pizza, and I like it ___.
but
too
They are tall ___ strong.
both
too
I tried to call you, ___ you were not home.
too
but
We went to the park, and our friends went ___.
both
too
___ Tom and Jerry are funny.
Too
But
I like cats ___ dogs.
too
both
He likes chocolate, ___ he doesn't like cake.
too
both
We saw a movie, and our teacher saw it ___.
too
both
I enjoy to read books.
She wants to go home.
He stopped to play the guitar.
We like playing in the garden.
They finished to eat dinner.
I need cleaning my room.
She loves to dance.
He hopes winning the game.
They started to laugh loudly.
We enjoy going to the zoo.
