IMPERATIVE

MOOD
If the sentence feels too
forceful . i can be softened
with the use of please

The imperative mood is a

grammatical mode, used to
express commands, requests,
requests or wishes. It is
frequent in all the languages ​
of the world, including the
i can be quite strongh or to be Indo-European languages ​
just a suggestion : where they are usually
You stop that carried out by means of the
Come Here Boy bare verbal root without time
morphemes.
A imperative statemen is
command advice or
instructions:
Dont let the cat eat too much
 imperative mood
In English, forming the positive
imperative is quite easy. Simply
use the root of the verb for all
persons. Run faster can be
translated as "run/run/run/let's
run faster". Unlike all other
English tenses or moods, the
imperative is generally used
without the subject. That is why
they are considered "Be." (Be)
sentences in English.
and "Go." (Oops) like the
shortest complete sentences in
English
EXAMPLES
IN ENGLISH, FORMING THE POSITIVE
IMPERATIVE IS QUITE EASY. SIMPLY
USE THE ROOT OF THE VERB FOR ALL
PERSONS. RUN FASTER CAN BE
TRANSLATED AS "RUN/RUN/RUN/LET'S
RUN FASTER". UNLIKE ALL OTHER
ENGLISH TENSES OR MOODS, THE
IMPERATIVE IS GENERALLY USED
WITHOUT THE SUBJECT. THAT IS WHY
THEY ARE CONSIDERED "BE." (BE) AND
"GO." (OOPS) LIKE THE SHORTEST
COMPLETE SENTENCES IN ENGLISH
In English, forming the
positive imperative is quite
easy. Simply use the root of
the verb for all persons. Run
faster can be translated as
"run/run/run/let's run faster".
Unlike all other English
tenses or moods, the
imperative is generally used
without the subject. That is
why they are considered
"Be." (Be) and "Go." (Oops)
like the shortest complete