THIRD PERSON IMPERATIVE – TEST 1, EXERCISE 1
Read what you must or mustn't do at school. Make imperatives.
1 You must listen to your teachers. → Listen to your teacher!
2 You mustn't be noisy. → Don’t be noisy!
3 You mustn't cheat. → Don’t cheat!
4 You must sit at your desk. → Sit at your desk!
5 You mustn't be late. → Don’t be late!
6 You must write tests. → Write tests!
7 You mustn't bully your classmates. → Don’t bully your classmates!
8 You must pay attention. → Pay attention!

THIRD + FIRST PERSON IMPERATIVE SENTENCES – TEST 2, EXERCISE 2
Rewrite the sentences in imperative. Keep the same meaning.
1 He should have a job. → Let him have a job!
2 We mustn't stop now. → Let’s not stop now!
3 You must go to bed. → Go to bed!
4 You should get up early. → Get up early!
5 You mustn't stand here. → Don’t stand here!
6 She can have a drink. → Let her have a drink!
7 They must clean the carpet. → Let them clean the carpet!
8 We needn't wait for him. → Let’s not wait for him!
9 We must have a shower first. → Let’s have a shower!
10 You can't park in this street. → Don’t park in this street!
11 You must be here soon. → Be here soon!
12 They should taste this cake. → Taste this cake!

THIRD + FIRST PERSON IMPERATIVE SENTENCES – TEST 2, EXERCISE 3
Rewrite the imperatives in statements. Use the verbs in brackets.
1 Do be quiet. (must) → You must be quiet.
2 Let me finish it first. (would like) → I’d like finish it first.
3 Repair your roof. (should) → You should repair your roof.
4 I'll dust the furniture and you hoover. (can - can)
5 Let's not go on foot. (should not) → We shouldn’t go on foot.
6 Drive slowly, will you? (must) → You must drive slowly, will you?
7 Don't be angry. (mustn't) → You mustn’t be angry.
8 Hurry up. (must) → You must hurry up.
9 Let them make an experiment. (can) → They can make an experiment.
10 Do not touch the screen. (must not) → You mustn’t touch the screen.
11 Do not let us worry about it. (need not) → We need not worry about it.
12 Let us see them tomorrow. (could) → We could see them tomorrow.
13 Come to my birthday party, will you? (must) → You must come to my birthday party, will you?

IMPERATIVE SENTENCES (POLITE REQUESTS) – TEST 3, EXERCISE 4
Use shall we or will you to make the imperatives more polite.
1 Give it to your mum, will you?
2 Let us forget about it, shall we?
3 Let's think about it, shall we?
4 Be kind to her, will you?
5 Let us have a break, shall we?
6 Take the car to the garage, will you?

EMPHATIC IMPERTIVE SENTENCES – TEST 4, EXERCISE 5
Use do or you and the words in brackets to make urgent imperatives.
1 I don't have my credit card. (pay) Let me pay!
2 You needn't be afraid of the exam. (try it) Try it!
3 I'm not going to inform her. (tell) Let me tell!
4 Why should I carry the luggage? (take it) You take it!
5 Why don't you want my money? (take it) I take it!
6 You are so noisy! (be silent) Be silent!

IMPERATIVE EXERCISES – MIXED FORMS – TEST 5, EXERCISE 6
Make imperatives.
1 the/you/ladder/will/fetch → Will you fetch the ladder?
2 him/it/try/let/again → Let him try again it!
3 use/umbrella/do not/my/him/let → Do not let him use my umbrella!
4 first/the/take/on/right/the/turning → Take on the first turning on the right!
5 mistake/us/not/make/let/a → Let us not make a mistake!
6 do/seatbelt/your/fasten → Do fasten your seatbelt!
7 quickly/it/you/will/do → Will you do quickly it?
8 about/protest/let's/don't/it → Don’t let’s protest about it!
9 car/my/in/jump → Car in my jump!
10 tell/things/me/such/don't → Don’t tell me such things!
11 ask/it/do/about/her → Do ask her about it!
12 them/our/sleep/let/bedroom/in → Let them sleep in our bedroom!