These exercises help you form imperative sentences in positive and negative forms. Check your answers after you finish each activity. A PDF worksheet is available to download for free.
1. Exercise 1: imperative mood
Use the words in brackets to write each sentence into the imperative mood.
1. (to touch / not) it.
2. (to be rude / not) to your brother.
3. (to make) yourself useful.
4. (to take off) your shoes, please.
5. (to forget / not) to bring your guitar.
6. (to give) him some paracetamol.
7. (to take) some rest.
8. (to spend) more time with your children.
9. (to leave) some candy for your brother.
10. (to spend / not) too much time on the screen.
2. Exercise 2
Rearrange the scrambled words to write the sentences into the imperative mood.
1. (the door / open / leave /)
2. (about / her / some time / give / to think / it)
3. (time / your order / ahead / place / of)
4. (Please / to / a review / us / a moment / take / leave)
5. (have / when / later / me / call / you / time)
6. (your / fighting / with / stop / brother)
7. (her / talk / cool off / you / her / to / let / before)
8. (twice / the same / make / mistake / never /)
9. (can / the / park / to / kids / you / the / take / if / )
10. (him / something / get / to drink)
3. Imperative worksheet
This worksheet has 13 jumbled sentences to rearrange to the correct order. Click the toggle arrow below to check your answers.
- Do not judge me.
- Let me help you.
- Mind your own business.
- Leave me alone.
- Check your blood pressure regularly.
- Let me know if you need anything.
- Ask your brother to go with you.
- Put the books on the table.
- Open your book to page ten.
- Wait here until I come back.
- Tell him not to park in front of the gate.
- Leave the door open.
- Give my regards to your father.
