Quiz on the German Imperative
Choose the Correct Imperative Sentence
In this exercise you see a polite request and you choose the correct command form.
You will practice du, ihr and Sie, and you will also meet sentences where the object form matters.
If you want a short overview first, read the German imperative guide.
If you want to review object forms, you can also revisit German cases.
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses the imperative.
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FAQ about the German imperative
What is the imperative used for in German?
You use the imperative for instructions, requests and suggestions. German changes the form depending on who you talk to: du, ihr, or Sie. For a clear overview, see German imperative.
What is the main word order in an imperative sentence?
In most commands the verb comes first. With Sie, the word Sie follows the verb. If word order is still confusing, read German word order and then return to the quiz.
Why do some answer choices look almost correct?
Common mistakes are the wrong subject form, the wrong verb ending, or a wrong object form such as mir instead of mich. If you want to refresh object forms, review German cases.
Where can I read a full explanation with more examples?
You can study the topic step by step on understanding the German imperative. Then come back and repeat the quiz to build speed.
Are there more grammar quizzes on the site?
Yes, you can find many topics in the grammar quizzes overview.
