Chapter 17: The Imperative
Exercise 1
Drag the imperative to match with the infinitive form of the verb. It will turn green when positioned correct.
Exercise 2
Turn these requests into commands using the imperative form of the verb.
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Exercise 3
Change the singular familiar imperative (tú) into the plural familiar imperative form (vosotros/as).
Exercise 4
Rewrite these commands changing the imperative form from the singular familiar form (tú) to the singular formal form (usted).
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Exercise 5
Rewrite these commands changing the imperative form from the plural familiar form (vosotros/as) to the plural formal form (ustedes).
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Exercise 6
Change these infinitive commands into the plural formal imperative form (ustedes).
Exercise 7
Change the command from positive to negative or vice versa.
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Exercise 8
As holiday-time approaches, magazines are full of articles with advice on how best to enjoy the sun without risk to our health. Put the verb in the following pieces of advice into the singular formal form (usted) of the imperative.
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Exercise 9
It has been medically proven that a short nap after lunch is good for you. The following is advice to help you get the most out of your siesta. Turn it into the singular familiar form (tú) of the imperative.
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