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1. Sie mir bitte ein Taxi! (bestellen) 2. doch deinen Koffer im Auto! (lassen) 3. Sie mir bitte das Frühstück ins Zimmer! (schicken) 4. mir ein paar Kopfschmerztabletten! (besorgen, 2ème pers sing.) 5. Der Koffer geht nicht zu. etwas heraus! (nehmen, 2ème pers sing.)

The imperative is very common in German, because it lets us say with the fewest words possible what someone should do. For non-native speakers, this form sometimes sounds rather rude, but it’s not usually meant that way. To sound more polite just say bitte (please). Example: Fahren Sie mich bitte zum Bahnhof! Schnallen Sie sich bitte an!

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German Imperative. More of a mood than a verb tense, the imperative is used when giving a command. Examples: Call me tomorrow! - Ruf (formal: rufen Sie) mich morgen an! Give me the book! - Gib (formal: geben Sie) mir das Buch! Give them the money! - Gib (formal: geben Sie) ihnen das Geld!

German Imperative. More of a mood than a verb tense, the imperative is used when giving a command. Examples: Call me tomorrow! - Ruf (formal: rufen Sie) mich morgen an! Give me the book! - Gib (formal: geben Sie) mir das Buch! Give them the money! - Gib (formal: geben Sie) ihnen das Geld! You can also tell someone to sit by simply stating Sitz!.

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Exercises Construct the imperative for the polite form (Sie). (warten/einen Moment) (zeigen/mir/Ihren Ausweis) (unterschreiben/hier) (sich verlaufen/nicht) (sich hinten anstellen) Construct sentences in the imperative for the 2nd person plural (ihr). (schließen/die Tür) (sein/höflich) (laufen/nicht so schnell) (sich ein Bonbon nehmen)

Exercises 19 and 21 are not assigned. Now that you have learned the important information about the imperative forms for commands, you should complete the ...

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German Imperative. More of a mood than a verb tense, the imperative is used when giving a command. Examples: Call me tomorrow! - Ruf (formal: rufen Sie) ...

Exercises. Construct the imperative for the polite form (Sie). (warten/einen Moment) [Wait a moment!] (zeigen/mir/Ihren Ausweis) [Show me your identification!] (unterschreiben/hier) [Sign here.] (sich verlaufen/nicht) [Don’t get lost!] (sich hinten anstellen) [Go to the end of the queue.]

1. Sie mir bitte ein Taxi! (bestellen) 2. doch deinen Koffer im Auto! (lassen) 3. Sie mir bitte das Frühstück ins Zimmer! (schicken) 4. mir ein paar Kopfschmerztabletten! (besorgen, 2ème pers sing.) 5. Der Koffer geht nicht zu. etwas heraus! (nehmen, 2ème pers sing.) 6. erst die Arbeit,danach kannst du gehen. (machen)

How to Form German Imperative Sentences ; Please deliver the letters soon! Tragen Sie bitte die Briefe bald aus! Throw the ball here! Werfen Sie ...

We form the imperative for Sie/wir with the verb in the infinitive form + Sie/wir. For the verb sein, we add an additional e. Example: Gehen Sie!/Seien Sie ehrlich! Go!/ Be honest! Gehen wir!/Seien wir ehrlich! Let’s go!/ Let’s be honest! 2 nd person plural (ihr) The imperative for ihr is the finite verb form of the 2 nd person plural, but without the pronoun.