Imperatives are verbs that give instructions, directions, orders, advice or make requests. Imperatives are not changed to plural or any other forms. Imperatives in English come at the beginning of a sentence.
Examples:
Give me the book.
Stop talking so loudly.
Wash your hands before you eat.
Do your work quietly.
Open the door.
Examples of someone giving directions using imperatives:
Go straight on Pine Street.
Take a U turn from the roundabout.
Turn right from the cinema Look on your left.
Examples of someone giving instructions for cooking using
imperatives:
Cut the vegetables into thin slice.
Put them in the pain.
Add oil and spices.
Serve while it is still hot.
