Imperative sentences in Hungarian grammar, known as “parancsforma”, are primarily used to give orders, directions or instructions. The imperative mood encompasses a few different contexts such as giving orders, making requests, or giving advice. Forming the imperative in Hungarian isn’t always straightforward as it can vary according to the tense, the formality of the situation, and the verb itself. Keep in mind that verbs in these sentences might be in their base forms or modified ones.

Exercise 1: Fill in the imperative form of the verb (Base form given)

Exercise 2: Fill in the imperative form of the verb (Base form given)