"Tu écris, mon enfant !"

[Duohunto]

This is not a very good way to teach conjugation.

[mdupree]

I think it's meant to get used to seeing the words "naturally" versus learning the verb conjugations the old fashioned way through verb charts. I always take this as a supplement versus a replacement to learning French. This is a easy way for "bite-size" learning between various activities.

[Gonxa]

This made me remember: You go girl!

[Codric]

What if the child doesn't even want to be a writer? This is a very strict parent!

[NomadaJaime]

It needs not be imperative. Picture yourself going into your 3 year old kid's room and discovering he as just written his first word.

[Anonemuss]

I wonder if "Write, my child!" would have counted...

[picrin]

I actually thought that it was ”you write my child”, as ”you write the book”, making just as much sense as ”green colourless ideas are furiously sleeping”

[nyon1260]

You write, my boy. Should also be correct. Mon enfant makes it M.