German GCSE
Imperative (Imperativ)
What Imperative (Imperativ) means in German GCSE, as defined for Pearson Edexcel.
Definition of Imperative (Imperativ)
The command form of a verb, used to give orders or instructions.
Topics that use Imperative (Imperativ)
- Vocabulary: Irregular inflected verb forms (Higher only) (Pearson Edexcel GCSE)
Related terms
- Auxiliary Verb (Hilfsverb)
- Modal Verb
- Simple Past (Imperfekt / Präteritum)
- Infinitive (Infinitiv)
- Past Participle (Partizip Perfekt)
- Strong Verb (Starkes Verb)
- Vowel Change (Vokalwechsel)
Using Imperative (Imperativ) in the exam
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