Imperatives Quiz
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He must not tell him about it.
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Don't let him know
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Don't let he know
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The 'Imperatives Quiz' assesses understanding of imperative sentences in English. Participants transform statements into commands, exploring nuances like urgency and suggestion. This quiz enhances practical language skills, crucial for effective communication.
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Somebody should phone an ambulance.
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Somebody phone an ambulance
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Somebody phones an ambulance
Correct Answer
A. Somebody phone an ambulanceExplanation
The correct answer is "Somebody phone an ambulance" because it is a command or an imperative sentence. In this sentence, the subject "somebody" is implied and the verb "phone" is in the base form without any additional suffixes. In imperative sentences, the subject is often omitted, and the verb is used in the base form. The sentence is instructing someone to call an ambulance.Rate this question:
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He should rest.
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Let he rest.
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Let him rest.
Correct Answer
A. Let him rest.Explanation
The correct answer is "Let him rest" because the pronoun "him" is used to refer to a male person, while "he" is used as the subject of a sentence. Therefore, "Let him rest" is the correct phrase to indicate that someone should be allowed to take a break or relax.Rate this question:
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We should not stay here.
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Let's stay here
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Let's not stay here
Correct Answer
A. Let's not stay hereExplanation
The correct answer is "Let's not stay here" because it aligns with the initial statement "We should not stay here." Both statements express the idea of not staying in the current location. The other option, "Let's stay here," contradicts the initial statement and does not provide a solution to the problem of not staying in the current location.Rate this question:
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A doctor should see him.
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Let a doctor see him
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Let's a doctor see him
Correct Answer
A. Let a doctor see himExplanation
The correct answer is "Let a doctor see him" because it is the grammatically correct option. The phrase "let a doctor see him" is a suggestion or a request for someone to allow a doctor to examine the person in question. The other options, "Let's a doctor see him" and "A doctor should see him" are grammatically incorrect. The first one is missing the verb "let" and the second one is missing the verb "let" and the apostrophe in "let's."Rate this question:
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Achiles' soldiers must attack .
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Let's Achiles' attack
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Let achiles' soldiers attack
Correct Answer
A. Let achiles' soldiers attackExplanation
The given correct answer is "Let Achilles' soldiers attack." This answer is grammatically correct and follows standard English syntax. It suggests that Achilles' soldiers should be allowed or given permission to initiate an attack. The sentence is written in imperative form, indicating a command or instruction.Rate this question:
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We should solve this as soon as possible.
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Do let's solve this immediately
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Let solve this immediately
Correct Answer
A. Let solve this immediatelyExplanation
The given correct answer is "Let solve this immediately". This answer is correct because it uses the imperative form of the verb "solve" along with the adverb "immediately" to express the urgency and importance of solving the problem as soon as possible. The phrase "Let's" is a contraction of "let us", which is a common way to make suggestions or give commands in English. Therefore, the answer accurately conveys the idea that the problem needs to be solved without delay.Rate this question:
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Helen must come here.
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Let Helen come here
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I want her to come here
Correct Answer
A. Let Helen come hereExplanation
The phrase "Let Helen come here" implies that the speaker is giving permission or expressing a desire for Helen to come to the specified location. It suggests that the speaker is open to Helen's presence and wants her to be present. The phrase also indicates that the speaker may have some authority or control over the situation, as they are allowing Helen to come.Rate this question:
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I'm very interested in this house, we should buy it.
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I want to buy this house
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Let's buy the house
Correct Answer
A. Let's buy the houseExplanation
The given correct answer suggests that the speaker is expressing their interest and desire to purchase the house. The phrase "Let's buy the house" implies that the speaker is enthusiastic about the idea and is suggesting that they should proceed with the purchase. The other statements also convey a similar sentiment, expressing interest and a desire to buy the house, but the correct answer is more direct and assertive in its suggestion.Rate this question:
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Nobody must leave.
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Nobody leave
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Nobody leaves
Correct Answer
A. Nobody leaveExplanation
The correct answer is "Nobody leave" because it is in the imperative form and is used to give a command or instruction. In this context, it means that it is not allowed for anyone to leave. The verb "leave" is used in its base form without any additional conjugation because it follows the rule for imperative sentences.Rate this question:
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