Schreib eine E-Mail: informal imperatives, present tense verbs
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I can recognise and use the imperative of weak verbs to give instructions or advice in the context of technology.
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There is just one present tense in German, used to translate the simple present and the present continuous in English.
Imperative verbs are used to give instructions or advice, or to tell someone to do something.
To form the imperative ‘du’ form of weak verbs, remove the ‘st’ ending from the normal present tense form and the 'du'.
To make the 'ihr' form of the imperative of weak verbs, just remove the 'ihr'. The verb stays the same.
Verbs with stems ending in ‘-d’ or ‘-t’ add an ‘-e’ to the 'du' form of the imperative.
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