Imperatives in Welsh grammar, also known as commanding forms, are used to ask or tell someone to do something. These command forms can be positive (telling someone to do something) or negative (telling someone not to do something). The imperative form is usually identical to the root of the verb in Welsh and doesn’t change according to the person. Now, let’s get started with some practice exercises to hone your understanding of Welsh imperatives.
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