Danish grammar

The imperative

The imperative is the command form. In Danish, it is usually the verb stem (infinitive minus the final -e).
Form: stem = infinitive − -e
at sove → Sov godt	to sleep → Sleep well
at lukke → Luk vinduet	to shut → Shut the window
at prøve → Prøv igen	to try → Try again
at komme → Kom så	to come → Come on
at sige → Sig det igen	to say → Say it again

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