How Does the Imperative Work in German? Tips for Taking Command of This Mood
The German imperative is a mood used to give commands, directions, requests, advice, or warnings, and main verbs always come first in this verb mood.
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The German imperative is a mood used to give commands, directions, requests, advice, or warnings, and main verbs always come first in this verb mood.
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The German imperative is a mood used to give commands, directions, requests, advice, or warnings, and main verbs always come first in this verb mood.
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