Everyday commands and where to put something
An affirmative familiar command often ends in for an verb: , , . Frequent verbs have forms to learn: (come), (give), (put), (eat).
Polite/plural commands normally end in : , , , , , . makes the request warmer without changing the verb.
For do not, use with the command: , . marks the person receiving the paper. is at someone’s feet, using plural plus a linking ending.
Ինձ գրիչ տուր, խնդրում եմ։Give me a pen, please (familiar).
Այստեղ արի։Come here (familiar).
Խնդրում եմ, գրեք։Please write (polite/plural).
Practice 1/5 · Finding words
Notice the useful form
Find the form explained in this unit.
, ։
Give me a pen, please (familiar).
։
Come here (familiar).
, ։
Please write (polite/plural).
Practice 2/5 · The right form
Choose the form that fits
Choose the right word for the gap.
Ինձ գրիչ , խնդրում եմ։
Give me a pen, please (familiar).
Այստեղ ։
Come here (familiar).
Խնդրում եմ, ։
Please write (polite/plural).
Practice 3/5 · Fill the gaps
Complete the message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Ինձ գրիչ , խնդրում եմ։
Give me a pen, please (familiar).
Այստեղ ։
Come here (familiar).
Խնդրում եմ, ։
Please write (polite/plural).
Practice 4/5 · Building sentences
Build a useful sentence
Put the words in order.
Give me a pen, please (familiar).
Come here (familiar).
Please write (polite/plural).
Practice 5/5 · Matching
Connect form and meaning
Match the pairs.

Unit complete
