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- 1. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Find the sentence(s) with an Imperative
You should ask your friend for a help
Tell them the whole story
Now, please, come with me
You visit her next week
- 2. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Is there an Imperative in the sentence: "Don't you think?"
Yes, there is
No, there isn't
Can be both
Sentence is grammatically incorrect
- 3. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Here is used Imperative: "You tell me lies!"
Right
Wrong
It depends on the context
- 4. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Choose an appropriate form
Please, take your seat, Mr. Rosewood
Take your seat, Mr. Rosewood
- 5. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Choose an appropriate imperative form
You don't stand still, do something!
Don't you stand stil, do something!
Don't stand still, do something!
All variants are appropriate
- 6. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Read the text "The Power Kick" and find all Imperatives: "Now get into the basic position and move your weight onto your right foot. Then bend your elbows and try to bring your left knee as high as your hip. Now kick to the side. Pay attention! You shouldn't point your toes as you kick."
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- 7. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
There's an Imperative in the sentence: "You must apologise to him!"
Right
Wrong
- 8. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
There's an Imperative in the sentence: "After you come back from school, have dinner and clean up your room, go to the barber shop."
Right
Wrong
- 9. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Find the sentence with the right form of Imperative
You leave the town before they find you!
Leave the town before they find you!
You must leave the town before they find you!
Before they find you, leave the town!
- 10. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Choose the right form of using Imperative
Come in, Frank
Please, come in, Mr Frankland
- 11. Multiple-choice10 seconds1 pt
Correct? - "Don't you dare!"
Right
Wrong
