French Imperative Verbs Quiz
An imperative verb in most cases, when read out loud, feels like a command as they do not leave room for discussion or questions. These types of sentences often appear to be missing subjects and use a verb to begin the sentence. In fact, the subject is the person listening, or the audience. Test your knowledge of French imperative verbs by using this test.
- 1.What is the imperative, singular form of aller?
- A.
Vas
- B.
Vont
- C.
Va
- D.
Allez
- 2.___________ la première à droite, Madame
- 3.You would be talking to a friend if you said “Regardez cette jupe!”
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.This is a correct sentence: Marcel, tu regarde ton cahier
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 5.The correct imperative, singular form of the verb descendre is :
- A.
Descend
- B.
Descends
- C.
Descendez
- D.
Descendre
- 6.Translate this sentence correctly into French Madam, close the window (NO ACCENTS)
- 7.A father is giving his daughter instructions ; identify the correct form of each verb Cherie, descend/descends du bus et mont/monter dans la voiture
- A.
Descend
- B.
Descends
- C.
Mont
- D.
Monter
- 8.What is the rule for making an imperative command negative?
- A.
Put ne…pas around the infintive form of the verb
- B.
Put ne…pas around the conjugated, imperative form of the verb
- C.
Put –pas on the end of the correctly conjugated, imperative form of the verb
- 9._________ le panneau (sign) jeune homme!
- 10.Choose the correct sentence
- A.
Michel, ne joue pas avec les allumettes (matches)
- B.
Michel, pas joue ne avec les allumettes
- C.
Michel, ne joues pas avec les allumettes
- D.
Michel, pas jouer avec les allumettes
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