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Imperative Sentences Exercises For Hebrew Grammar

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Imperative sentences in Hebrew grammar are used when making commands or giving advice. Its syntax is different than other types of sentences; the verb comes first and is typically in the imperative form. Hebrew has both positive and negative imperatives. They are used in direct speech to address someone directly, or in the second person. The actual form of the verb can vary depending on the gender, number, and politeness level of the addressee.

Exercise 1: Fill in the missing imperative verbs. The hint provided aligns with the English translation of the intended verb.

1. “*קח* את הלחם.” (take)
2. “*עזוב* את המקום הזה.” (leave)
3. “*תן* לו את הספר.” (give)
4. “*עצור* ממני.” (stop)
5. “*הפסיק* לדבר.” (quit)
6. “*תקשיב* לי.” (listen)
7. “*שים* את הכל בתיק.” (put)
8. “*קום* מהמיטה.” (get up)
9. “*שמור* על עצמך.” (take care)

10. “*הצג* לי את המסמך.” (show)
11. “*תחזור* מאוחר יותר.” (come back)
12. “*דבר* איתי.” (talk)

13. “*תכתוב* לי מהר.” (write)
14. “*הבא* לי את הכוס.” (bring)
15. “*חכה* לי פה.” (wait)

Exercise 2: Fill in the missing imperative verbs. The hint provided aligns with the English translation of the intended verb.

1. “*לך* לבית.” (go)
2. “*אכל* את הארוחה.” (eat)
3. “*חפש* את המפתח.” (look for)
4. “*הפוך* ימינה.” (turn)
5. “*התקדם* קדימה.” (move)
6. “*קרא* את הספר.” (read)
7. “*חזור* הביתה.” (return)
8. “*בכה* שם.” (cry)
9. “*נהג* בעדינות.” (drive)

10. “*אל תמתין* לי.” (don’t wait)
11. “*הכלה* את התאורה.” (dim)
12. “*שתה* מהמים.” (drink)

13. “*המשך* ללכת.” (continue)
14. “*הקשב* לו.” (pay attention)
15. “*חשוב* בחוכמה.” (think)

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