Imperative exercises (first, second and third person)

Imperative - mixed forms: exercise 3

Rewrite the imperatives (mixed forms). Use the verbs in brackets.

Go away right now. (must)
You must go away right now.

Let's have a look at the problem. (should)
We should have a look at the problem.

Let them make a couple of experiments. (can)

a couple of experiments.

Hurry up or you'll be late for the meeting. (must)

or you'll be late for the meeting.

Don't be angry about such a silly thing. (mustn't)

angry about such a silly thing.

The road is slippery. Drive slowly, will you? (must)

The road is slippery. slowly.

Let's not go on foot. It's too far from here. (should not)

on foot. It's too far from here.

I'll dust the furniture and you hoover. (can - can)

the furniture and .

Repair the leaking roof before it starts raining. (should)

the leaking roof before it starts raining.

Let me finish this task first. (would like)

this task first.

Do be quiet, Peter. (must)

quiet, Peter.

Do not touch the screen. (must not)

the screen.

Do not let us worry about it. (need not)

about it.

Let us see our grandpa tomorrow. (could)

our grandpa tomorrow.

Come to my birthday party, will you? (must)

to my birthday party.

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