The Imperative.docx

The Imperative There are three forms of the imperativetu, nous, and vous Rules 1. The regular forms of the imperative are taken from the tu, nous, and vous forms of the present tense, but the tu form does not end in s -er verbs -ir verbs -re verbs Tu form Cesse Établis Rends Nous form Cessons Établissons Rendons Vous form Cessez Établissez Rendez 2. Irregular verbs follow the above rule with the exception of the following Tu form Nous form Vous form Aller va allons allez Avoir aie ayons ayez Être sois soyons soyez Savoir sache sachons sachez Vouloir veuillez 3. When you tell someone to do something, object pronouns are placed after the verb and linked to it by hyphens e.g. assieds-toi allons-y parlez-moi The pronouns me and te change to moi and toi when they are used after the verb