What is a list of the imperative verbs?

Answer 1

saying, yelled, giggled, screamed, replied, groaned, exclaimed, sighed, asked, questioned, said, suggest, moaned, grumbled, complained, growled, shouted, whispered, laughed, chuckled, giggled, ordered, interrupted

Answer 2

Imperative verbs are verbs being used to make a command or request. Most action verbs can be used in the imperative form (stop, go, leave, stay, jump, move, clean, put, and so forth).

Examples:

1. Clean your room.
2. Put your clothes in the washer.
3. Buy a new car.
4. Come in for a while.

Imperatives can include:

commands - Come here! Be quiet!

offers - Have a drink.

invitations - Come in.

instructions - Take two twice a day.

suggestions - Sit down, Relax.

Answer 3

Yes!!

It depends on how the word is used. With a subject:

They get the good sets all the time.

get is not an imperative verb.

But used without a subject, as a command get can be an imperative verb:

Get down!

Imperative verbs are used to give:


commands/orders - Come here! Be quiet!

offers - Have a drink.

invitations - Come in.

instructions - Take two twice a day.

suggestions - Sit down, relax.

Imperative sentences don't have subjects the subject - you - is implied eg You, be quite!

Answer 4

Imperative sentences usually have no subject. The subject is implied - you.

Sit down! (you sit down)

Look out!

Catch!

So the sentence starts with the verb.

Answer 5

An imperative is the use of a verb, not the verb itself.

Some action verbs that can command or request an action include:

"Jump!"

"Stop!"

"Look!"

"Work!"

Or non-commands using the helper verb "Do" followed by a verb (or by the word "something").

(e.g. Do come in / Do stay for awhile)

Or the negative contraction "Don't" in the same manner.

Answer 6

said, yawned, shouted, cried, asked, questioned, requested, wailed, weeped, sobbed, lied, jeered, hissed, screamed, retorted, yell, yowled, challenged, breathed, hurled, grumbled, mumbled, muttered, murmured, ordered, commanded, demanded, growled, giggled, chuckled, laughed, complained, interrupted, whispered, sighed, purred, burped, replied, answered, sneered, smirked, remarked, scoffed, reminded, argued, agreed, suggested, exclaimed, moaned, groaned, gasped, warned, goaded, gloated, urged, begged, huffed, puffed, sniggered, snickered, jibed, tittered, chortled, rasped, croaked, crowed, squawked, screeched, hooted, cawed, swanked, bragged, trumpeted, boasted, swaggered, blustered, spat, announced, spoke, mewed, mewled, meowed, joked, gurgled, dictated, fumed, babbled, blurted, exaggerated, shrieked, snarled, snapped, gushed, jabbered, jested, suggested, marvelled, quipped, waffled, asserted, barked, bellowed, mentioned, observed, commented, declared, pronounced, interposed, interjected, opine, swore, promised, proclaimed, contended, claimed, averred, reported, stated, maintained, avowed, vowed, testified, reasoned, attested, advanced, expostulated, explained, criticised, debated, grunted, ranted, roared, boomed, objected, defended, scolded, lectured, protested, apologised, confessed, appealed, bawled, fretted, howled, pleaded, teased, voiced, taunted, teased, told uttered, whimpered, sputtered, stammered, admitted, acknowledged, assured, reassured, thought, wondered, vouched, bargained, began, cautioned, chanted, concluded, confided, confirmed, consented, corrected, decided, denied, echoed, elaborated, emphasised, guessed, hinted, implied, inquired, instructed, nagged, offered, predicted, proposed, recalled, recommended, remembered, repeated, stressed, stuttered, surmised, sympathised, tattled, chattered, chatted, flared, called, read, crunched, considered

Answer 7

Simple Present:

Simple Present: I am, he/she/it is, we/you/they are

Answer 8

run

jump

fly

kick

kill...

WRITE ANYTHING ELSE VERBS R ACTIONS TO SEE IF ITS A VERB TRY TO GO OUTSIDE AND DO IT!

Answer 9

take,put,open,mix and shake

Answer 10

Is believes a verb