Exercise 1: Imperative Form Exercises for English Grammar
*Open* (Open) the door, please.
*Sit* (Sit) down and relax.
*Don’t* (Don’t) touch that.
*Turn* (Turn) off the TV.
*Be* (Be) quiet during the movie.
*Take* (Take) off your shoes before entering the house.
*Study* (Study) for the test tonight.
*Call* (Call) me when you get home.
*Give* (Give) me the book on the top shelf.
*Listen* (Listen) closely to the instructions.
*Wash* (Wash) your hands before dinner.
*Bring* (Bring) a jacket in case it gets cold.
*Don’t* (Don’t) forget your keys.
*Help* (Help) me with this problem.
*Finish* (Finish) your homework before going to bed.
Exercise 2: Imperative Form Exercises for English Grammar
*Clean* (Clean) your room before going out.
*Wait* (Wait) for me at the bus stop.
*Tell* (Tell) her the truth about the situation.
*Don’t* (Don’t) be late for the meeting.
*Read* (Read) the instructions carefully.
*Put* (Put) the dishes away after dinner.
*Ask* (Ask) for help if you need it.
*Show* (Show) me how to do this exercise.
*Drive* (Drive) slowly in the school zone.
*Don’t* (Don’t) talk during the presentation.
*Write* (Write) a letter to your friend.
*Buy* (Buy) some milk on your way home.
*Cook* (Cook) dinner tonight for the family.
*Close* (Close) the window before it rains.
*Come* (Come) to the party tonight.
