Are the present and future imperative used together?

1. What is present vs future imperative?
2. Are imperatives always present tense?
3. What is imperative future tense?
4. Why do we use the imperative form of the present tense?

What is present vs future imperative?

The present tense imperative gives command in the present and future imperative gives command for the future.

Are imperatives always present tense?

Unlike most verbs that can be used in all three verb tenses, imperative verbs are almost always in the simple present tense. You cannot command someone to do something in the past. You can say, “I told you to cook dinner,” but that would be a declarative sentence since you're stating what you told that person.

What is imperative future tense?

Future imperatives have two main uses; as before with the uses of present commands, the syntax is identical, and only the meaning is different: The command is meant to be fulfilled sometime in the future. The command serves as a law, general rule, recipe, maxim, etc.

Why do we use the imperative form of the present tense?

The imperative mood is used to demand or require that an action be performed. It is usually found only in the present tense, second person. To form the imperative mood, use the base form of the verb.