Practice using the present imperative in French: the verb form used to give orders, make requests, or offer advice. In French, the imperative has three forms: tu, nous, and vous. Solve this crossword to reinforce how to conjugate and use these essential command forms at a beginner level.
Grid
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Clues
Across
- 2. To have
- 7. According to
- 9. Command or order given
- 10. Give - imperative of donner
- 11. To go
- 13. Rich wealthy
- 15. Affirmative form of imperative
- 16. To ask or request something
- 17. Listen - imperative of ecouter
Down
- 1. Less or minus
- 3. To order or command someone
- 4. Pronunciation of words
- 5. First person plural form
- 6. Imperative mood used for commands
- 8. Exclamatory sentence type
- 10. Straight ahead
- 12. They feminine
- 14. To do or make
Answers
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Across
- 2. To have → avoir
- 7. According to → selon
- 9. Command or order given → commande
- 10. Give - imperative of donner → donne
- 11. To go → aller
- 13. Rich wealthy → riche
- 15. Affirmative form of imperative → affirmatif
- 16. To ask or request something → demander
- 17. Listen - imperative of ecouter → ecoute
Down
- 1. Less or minus → moins
- 3. To order or command someone → ordonner
- 4. Pronunciation of words → prononciation
- 5. First person plural form → premiere
- 6. Imperative mood used for commands → imperatif
- 8. Exclamatory sentence type → exclamatif
- 10. Straight ahead → droit
- 12. They feminine → elles
- 14. To do or make → faire
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