Imperative Verbs Practice Worksheet
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Imperative Verbs Practice Worksheet
Spot the imperative verb
An imperative verb tells someone what to do. It often comes at the start of an instruction.
- The rabbit is hiding under the chair.
- Put the carrots in the basket.
- We visited the library yesterday.
- Those carrots look fresh.
- Zainab opens the curtains each morning.
- The curtains are blue.
- Open the curtains to let in the sunlight.
- Sunlight filled the room.
Choose the right instruction
Match each situation to the instruction that would help. Write the correct letter beside each situation.
- Your hands are muddy before lunch.
- The tap is still running.
- Your book is on the floor.
- A friend cannot hear the announcement.
- B. Wash your hands with soap.
- D. Move closer to the speaker.
- C. Pick up your book.
- A. Switch off the tap.
Write your own instructions
Write five different individual instructions, then write three instructions for making a cheese sandwich. Begin each one with an imperative verb and use a capital letter and a full stop. Try to make each instruction clear.
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