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Page 1: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

Imperativeor

Commands

Herr Weaver

Page 2: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling

someone else) to do something:

du or Siedu or Sie

Du – talking to a friendSie – talking to someone you do NOT know

or to someone you do NOT call by their first name.

Page 3: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

Imperative An Imperative is the

same as a Command.

Example: the verb “gehen”

- Drop the –en ending and you have the command “Go!”

- “gehen” becomes “Geh!” or

Go!

Page 4: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

Marsch!

(March!)

Halt!(Stop!)

Page 5: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

Steh auf!Steh auf!

From aufstehento get up

From aufstehento get up

With a separable prefix verb like “aufstehen”

Page 6: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something:

Formal form:

Hören Sie gut zu!

Informal form:

Hör gut zu!

Both say “Listen well!”

Another separable prefix verb: “zuhören”

to listen

Page 7: Imperative or Commands Herr Weaver The imperative form is only used with the 2nd person (talking to someone else or telling someone else) to do something: