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Разъяснение:
Imperative verbs are used to give commands or instructions. In German, they are conjugated differently depending on the subject of the sentence. When addressing someone informally (du), the verb is conjugated differently than when addressing someone formally (Sie). Let’s break down each sentence and see the conjugation for each subject:

— Kommen Sie morgen! (Come tomorrow!) — This sentence is addressing someone formally. The verb ‘kommen’ (to come) is conjugated as ‘kommen Sie’.
— Fahren Sie nach Hause! (Go home!) — Also addressing someone formally. The verb ‘fahren’ (to go) is conjugated as ‘fahren Sie’.
— Arbeiten Sie fleißig! (Work hard!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘arbeiten’ (to work) is conjugated as ‘arbeiten Sie’.
— Schlafen Sie gut! (Sleep well!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘schlafen’ (to sleep) is conjugated as ‘schlafen Sie’.
— Essen Sie Obst! (Eat fruit!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘essen’ (to eat) is conjugated as ‘essen Sie’.
— Gehen Sie in die Bibliothek! (Go to the library!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘gehen’ (to go) is conjugated as ‘gehen Sie’.
— Besuchen Sie uns morgen! (Visit us tomorrow!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘besuchen’ (to visit) is conjugated as ‘besuchen Sie’.
— Schreiben Sie einen Brief! (Write a letter!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘schreiben’ (to write) is conjugated as ‘schreiben Sie’.
— Lesen Sie dieses Buch! (Read this book!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘lesen’ (to read) is conjugated as ‘lesen Sie’.
— Waschen Sie sich kalt! (Wash yourself with cold water!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘waschen’ (to wash) is conjugated as ‘waschen Sie’.
— Kämmen Sie sich vor dem Spiegel! (Comb your hair in front of the mirror!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘kämmen’ (to comb) is conjugated as ‘kämmen Sie’.
— Ziehen Sie sich warm an! (Put on warm clothes!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘ziehen’ (to put on) is conjugated as ‘ziehen Sie’.
— Beginnen Sie den Text zu lesen! (Start reading the text!) — Addressing formally. The verb ‘beginnen’ (to start) is conjugated as ‘beginnen Sie’.

Демонстрация:
Now, let’s use this knowledge in a practice exercise. Please translate the following sentence into German: «Open the window!»

Совет:
To better understand imperative verbs in German, it is important to practice different examples and pay attention to the different conjugations depending on the subject of the sentence. It is also helpful to memorize commonly used imperative verbs and their respective conjugations.

Дополнительное задание:
Translate the following sentence into German: «Write a letter to your friend!»