A. What do you do if there is a fire in the home? Underline the correct option.
1 Panic! / Don’t panic!
2 Leave / Don’t leave the house quickly.
3 Take time / Don’t take time to collect your things.
4 Close / Don’t close all doors behind you.
5 If a door is hot, open / don’t open it. Go to the window.
6 Go back / Don’t go back inside.
7 Phone / Don’t phone the fire fighters.
Answers
2 Leave 3 Don’t take time 4 Close
5 don’t open 6 Don’t go back 7 Phone
B. Complete the dialogues with the imperative or negative imperative forms of the verbs in the box.
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forget go shopping have pick up put take turn left turn down worry |
1 A: ……Turn…… that music ……down!……
B: I can’t hear you. The music’s too loud!
2 A: It’s my exam today.
B: ……………………… . It’ll be OK.
3 A: I feel really bored. What can I do?
B: ………………………! That’s what I do when I’m bored!
4 A: Please ……………………… your feet on the seat.
B: Sorry.
5 A: These cakes are lovely.
B: ……………………… two!
6 A: I’m ready to go now.
B: ……………………… a great holiday! ……………………… to send a postcard.
7 A: Look at that snake! Can I take it home?
B: No! Never ……………………… a snake!
8 A: This is the road. ……………………… now!
B: What did you say?
Answers
2 Don’t worry 3 Go shopping 4 don’t put
5 Take / Have 6 Have; Don’t forget
7 pick up 8 Turn left
C. You are visiting a friend this weekend. Complete your friend’s advice with an appropriate verb in the imperative or negative imperative.
1 ……Go……… to bed early tonight.
2 ………………………… late. The train always leaves on time.
3 The station is always busy. ………………………… your ticket before you come.
4 ………………………… a sandwich on the train – they’re very expensive.
5 The train arrives at platform 2. ………………………… down the stairs and ………………………… out of the main entrance.
6 ………………………… left and ………………………… to the car park.
7 ………………………… in the car park. I’ll meet you there.
Answers
2 Don’t be / Don’t arrive 3 Buy/Get
4 Don’t buy / Don’t get 5 Go; go / come
6 Turn; go / walk 7 Wait
D. You work in a tourist information office in your town. Give some advice to tourists. Write three imperative sentences and three negative imperative sentences in your notebook.
Examples:
Bring a big coat.
Don’t drive into the centre.
Answers
Possible answers
1 Visit the art museum.
2 Have lunch in the market place.
3 Climb to the top of the hill.
4 Don’t go to the parks at night.
5 Don’t forget your camera.
6 Don’t come on Saturday.
E. Circle the correct option.
1 ……………! It’s 8 o’clock and you’re late.
a You get up
b Gets up
c Get up
2 A: Can I go to a party tonight, Mum? B: OK, but please …………… noisy when you come home.
a you aren’t
b be not
c don’t be
3 …………… across the road.
a Don’t never run
b Never run
c Don’t running
4 A: Excuse me? Where is the toilet? B: …………… up these stairs and turn left. It’s there.
a Go b Going c You going
5 A: Sorry. I can’t help you today. I’m very busy. B: …………… .
a Don’t worry
b Don’t be worry
c Doesn’t worry
Answers
1 c 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 a
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