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Alla [95]
3 years ago
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[WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST- 50 POINTS] Please answer these questions to the best of your ability. Merci!

French
2 answers:
Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
8 0

1: The imperative is used to give commands and orders. The form of the verb used for the imperative is the base form of the main verb, which is used without a subject.

That's all I know

I hope this helps:)

gtnhenbr [62]3 years ago
3 0

Bonjour



1- The imperative tense is mainly  used to give orders, (<em>make a request, give advices, express something you want as a desire, recommend something ...all kinds of commands ...)</em>


2-  "tu" form = 2nd person singular : informal "you" <em>(for a friend, s.o. you know well)</em>


3- "vous" form = 2nd person plural <em>(several persons)</em> <em>OR </em>formal you <em>('vous de politesse' for s.o. older, for s.o. you don't know ...)</em>


4- "nous" form = 1st person plural   ==> "let's"


5- verbs in -er = -e / -ons / -ez  <em>(</em><u><em>1er groupe</em></u><em> =  speak : parler : parl</em><u><em>e</em></u><em> / parl</em><u><em>ons</em></u><em> / parl</em><u><em>ez</em></u><em>  // sing : chanter :  chant</em><u><em>e</em></u><em> / chant</em><u><em>ons</em></u><em> / chant</em><u><em>ez </em></u><em> .....)</em>

  aller               = va  /allons / allez <em>(</em><u><em>irregular verb</em></u><em>)</em>

    verbs in -ir  = -e  / -ons       / -ez        <em>(ouvrir = </em><u><em>3 ème goupe </em></u><em>-----> ouvr</em><u><em>e</em></u><em> / ouvr</em><u><em>ons</em></u><em> / ouvr</em><u><em>ez</em></u><em>)</em>


so, as you can see, verbs in -ir as 'ouvrir' <em>(3 ème goupe) </em>and those in -er <em>( 1er groupe as 'chanter')</em> have the same endings

'aller' is an irregular verb.

 <em> [But the verbs in -ir  = -is / -issons  / -issez   </em> <em>(finir  = </em><u><em>2 ème groupe</em></u><em> ------------>finis / finissons  / finissez) are diffferent]</em>


6- <u>"avoir"</u>

   aie   / ayons  /      ayez

 <u> </u><u>"être"</u>

   sois  /   soyons   /soyez

7- Translate

a- <em>(to a child)  </em>Brush your teeth !  = Brosse-toi les dents !

b- <em>(to a group of people) </em>Listen to the teacher ! = Écoutez le professeur !

c- <em>(to a group including yourself) </em>Let's go to the movies ! = Allons au cinéma !

d- <em>(to a child) </em>Do your homework ! = Fais tes devoirs !

e- <em>(to a group of people) </em>Don't take the medicine ! = Ne prenez pas le(s) médicament(s) !

f- <em>(to a group including yourself) </em>Let's not suffer ! = Ne souffrons pas !


hope this helps ☺☺☺

 

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