The Imperative – English Grammar Test for B2
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2 Be not afraid to speak your mind.
3 Let’s to start the meeting now.
4 Don’t be rude, aren’t you?
5 Please to sit down and wait for your turn.
6 Not touch the wires – they’re dangerous!
7 Be quiets! The baby is sleeping.
8 Don’t talking while the teacher is speaking.
9 Let we go for a walk after lunch.
10 Not be so nervous; everything will be fine.
11 Don’t you be late for your appointment.
12 Let’s we take a taxi instead of walking.
13 Please not open the door; it’s windy.
14 Be carefully when you cross the street.
15 Don’t to make the same mistake again.
16 Let’s going home now – it’s getting dark.
17 Don’t be shouting at me like that!
18 Sit down yourself and relax.
19 Let’s us celebrate your success!
20 Don’t forgets to feed the cat.
21 Be kind with people who need your help.
22 Let’s not to argue about this anymore.
23 Don’t to be late for the meeting.
24 Please to call me when you get home.
25 Be not so impatient!
26 Let’s not forgetting to thank our host.
27 Don’t be to worry – everything’s okay.
28 Let’s to see what happens next.
29 Don’t using your phone during the class.
30 Be politey when speaking to customers.
Answer
1 Don’t forget your keys when you leave. – “Don’t” is followed by a base verb, not “to + verb.”
2 Don’t be afraid to speak your mind. – Negative imperative uses “Don’t,” not “Be not.”
3 Let’s start the meeting now. – “Let’s” is followed by the base verb.
4 Don’t be rude. – Imperatives do not take question tags.
5 Please sit down and wait for your turn. – Remove “to”; use the base form after “Please.”
6 Don’t touch the wires – they’re dangerous! – Negative imperative must start with “Don’t.”
7 Be quiet! – Imperative uses the adjective “quiet,” not “quiets.”
8 Don’t talk while the teacher is speaking. – After “Don’t,” use the base verb, not “-ing.”
9 Let’s go for a walk after lunch. – “Let’s + base verb” is correct.
10 Don’t be so nervous; everything will be fine. – Negative imperative requires “Don’t be.”
11 Don’t be late for your appointment. – The pronoun “you” is unnecessary in imperatives.
12 Let’s take a taxi instead of walking. – Remove “we”; “Let’s” already means “let us.”
13 Please don’t open the door; it’s windy. – Use “don’t” for negative requests.
14 Be careful when you cross the street. – Use adjective “careful,” not adverb “carefully.”
15 Don’t make the same mistake again. – “Don’t + base verb,” not “Don’t to + verb.”
16 Let’s go home now – it’s getting dark. – After “Let’s,” use base verb, not “-ing.”
17 Don’t shout at me like that! – Imperative base form only.
18 Sit down and relax. – No reflexive “yourself” in imperatives like this.
19 Let’s celebrate your success! – “Let’s” already includes “us.”
20 Don’t forget to feed the cat. – The verb “forget” doesn’t take -s in imperative.
21 Be kind to people who need your help. – Preposition “to,” not “with.”
22 Let’s not argue about this anymore. – “Let’s not + base verb” is the correct pattern.
23 Don’t be late for the meeting. – “Don’t + base verb”; remove “to.”
24 Please call me when you get home. – “Please” + base verb, no “to.”
25 Don’t be so impatient! – “Be not” is ungrammatical; use “Don’t be.”
26 Let’s not forget to thank our host. – Negative “Let’s not + base verb.”
27 Don’t worry – everything’s okay. – “Don’t + base verb” is correct.
28 Let’s see what happens next. – “Let’s + base verb,” no “to.”
29 Don’t use your phone during the class. – “Don’t + base verb,” not “-ing.”
30 Be polite when speaking to customers. – Correct adjective form is “polite,” not “politey.”