The imperative in French is a verb form used to give commands, orders, or instructions. It is used to tell someone to do something in a direct and assertive way. The imperative form of a verb is usually formed by using the verb in its present tense form without any subject pronouns. **

The French imperative of "aller" is "va" for the singular form (tu), "allons" for the plural form (nous), and "allez" for the formal singular and plural forms (vous). **

The negative imperative in French is formed by using the word "ne" before the verb and "pas" after the verb. For example, the negative imperative of "manger" (to eat) is "ne mange pas" (don't eat). This form is used to give a command or instruction in a negative way, telling someone not to do something. **

Without the specific example of the imperative you formed, it is difficult to provide a definitive answer. However, the imperative in French is formed by using the present tense of the verb for tu, nous, and vous forms, and dropping the subject pronoun. For example, "Parle" (speak) for tu, "Parlons" (let's speak) for nous, and "Parlez" (speak) for vous. If your sentence follows this structure, then you likely formed the imperative correctly in French. **

To form the French imperative with pronouns, you simply attach the pronouns to the end of the verb in the imperative form. For example, instead of saying "Parle-moi" (Speak to me), you would say "Parle-lui" (Speak to him/her). The pronouns come after the verb and are connected with a hyphen. Remember to use the correct pronouns depending on who you are addressing. **

To form the negative imperative in French, you start with the present tense "tu" form of the verb. Then, you add "ne" before the verb and "pas" after the verb. For example, for the verb "parler" (to speak), the negative imperative would be "ne parle pas" (don't speak). This structure is used to give commands or orders in a negative form. **

To form the imperative with pronouns in French, you typically place the pronoun directly after the verb and connect them with a hyphen. For example, instead of saying "Donne-moi le livre" (Give me the book), you would say "Donne-le-moi" (Give it to me). The pronouns me, te, nous, and vous become m', t', nous, and vous when placed before a verb starting with a vowel or silent h. **

In French imperative sentences, the pronouns used depend on the subject of the sentence. When the subject is tu (you, singular informal), the pronouns used are te, toi, and ton. For example, "Regarde-moi" (Look at me) or "Parle-lui" (Speak to him/her). When the subject is nous (we), the pronouns used are nous and notre. For example, "Écoutons-nous" (Let's listen to each other) or "Regardons notre ami" (Let's look at our friend). And when the subject is vous (you, singular formal or plural), the pronouns used are vous and votre. For example, "Écoutez-moi" (Listen to me) or "Regardez votre montre" (Look at your watch). **