Types of Imperative Sentences

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Types of Imperative Sentences


Froggy Jumps Types of Imperative SentencesVersion en ligne This quiz will test your mastery about the topic. par Criselle Cordova 1 What is an imperative sentence? a A sentence that asks a question. b A sentence that states an instruction, request, advice, or order. c A sentence that shows excitement. 2 What is the purpose of an imperative sentence? a To tell a story. b To describe a setting. c To tell someone what to do, request politely, or offer advice. 3 Which of the following is NOT an example of an imperative sentence? a Please close the door. b What time is it? c Take the medicine after lunch. 4 How does an imperative sentence usually start? a With a subject like "he" or "she." b With a verb that gives a command or suggestion. c With a question word like "why" or "where." 5 An imperative sentence can express all EXCEPT: a Order b Request c Prediction 6 Which of the following is NOT an imperative sentence? a Open your textbook to page 45. b The dog barked loudly last night. c Please listen carefully to the instructions. 7 "Please hand me the salt." a Order b Request c Advice 8 "Take your umbrella. It might rain later." a Advice b Instruction c Order 9 "Mix the flour and sugar together." a Request b Order c Instruction 10 "Stand up straight when speaking." a Advice b Order c Instruction 11 "Don't forget to lock the door before you leave." a Instruction b Advice c Request 12 "Turn off your phones before entering the theater." a Order b Request c Advice 13 Change this command into a request: "Close the window." a Could you please close the window? b Close the window now! c Make sure the window is closed before leaving. 14 Change this request into a command: "Can you help me with this box?" a It would be nice if you helped me. b You might want to help me with this. c Help me with this box! 15 Change this request into advice: "Could you drink more water during the day?" a Drink more water now! b You should drink more water during the day. c Please drink more water.

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Types of Imperative SentencesVersion en ligne

par Criselle Cordova

What is an imperative sentence?

What is the purpose of an imperative sentence?

Which of the following is NOT an example of an imperative sentence?

How does an imperative sentence usually start?

An imperative sentence can express all EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT an imperative sentence?

"Please hand me the salt."

"Take your umbrella. It might rain later."

"Mix the flour and sugar together."

"Stand up straight when speaking."

"Don't forget to lock the door before you leave."

"Turn off your phones before entering the theater."

Change this command into a request: "Close the window."

Change this request into a command: "Can you help me with this box?"

Change this request into advice: "Could you drink more water during the day?"