Imperative present in French - French conjugation 9

The video tutorial explains the use of imperative forms in French grammar, focusing on the three forms: 'tu', 'nous', and 'vous'. It covers the transformation of verbs from the present tense to the imperative for first, second, and third group verbs, providing examples for each. The tutorial also highlights the removal of pronouns and the 's' in 'tu' form for first group verbs, and offers practical examples to illustrate the concepts.

What is the key change when converting a present tense sentence to an imperative form for the first group of verbs?

• Add a pronoun

• Remove the pronoun and sometimes the 's'

• Change the verb ending to '-ing'

• Add an auxiliary verb

In the imperative form, what happens to the pronouns 'tu', 'nous', and 'vous'?

• They are removed

• They are replaced with 'on'

• They are added to the verb

• They are changed to 'il/elle'

How do you form the imperative for the verb 'finish' in the second group?

• Add '-ing' to the verb

• Use the infinitive form

• Remove the pronoun and use the base form

• Add 's' to the verb

Which of the following is the correct imperative form for 'we take' from the third group?

• Let's take

• Take

• Taken

• Taking

What is the imperative form of 'you choose dessert'?

• You choose dessert

• Dessert chosen

• Choosing dessert

• Choose the dessert