Imperative Sentences Worksheet

Part 1: Identify the Imperative Sentences
Read the following sentences and underline the imperative sentence in each group.
1. A. Can you please help me with this task?
B. Please help me with this task.
2. A. I hope you find your keys soon.
B. Find your keys quickly.
3. A. He should wash his hands.
B. Wash your hands before dinner.
4. A. Don’t forget to send the email.
B. Did you send the email yet?
5. A. Please read this book carefully.
B. I need to read this book carefully.

Part 2: Convert the following statements into imperative sentences
Rewrite the sentences below as commands, requests, or suggestions.
1. You should clean your room before dinner.
2. I would like you to write your essay.
3. It’s time to go to bed.
4. Don’t forget to bring your homework tomorrow.
5. Can you close the door quietly?

Part 3: Fill in the blanks with appropriate imperative sentences
Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence.
1. __________ (Open / Opens) the window to let some fresh air in.
2. __________ (Please read / Reads) the instructions carefully before you start.
3. __________ (Don’t forget / Doesn’t forget) to turn off the lights when you leave.
4. __________ (Eat / Eats) your vegetables before you have dessert.
5. __________ (Help / Helps) me carry these boxes, please.

Answer Key:
Part 1:
1. B (Please help me with this task.)
2. B (Find your keys quickly.)
3. B (Wash your hands before dinner.)
4. A (Don’t forget to send the email.)
5. A (Please read this book carefully.)

Part 2:
1. Clean your room before dinner.
2. Write your essay.
3. Go to bed now.
4. Bring your homework tomorrow.
5. Close the door quietly.

Part 3:
1. Open
2. Please read
3. Don’t forget
4. Eat
5. Help