Imperatives

Imperatives of derivatives of facere, dicere and ducere

Imperatives of derivatives of facere, dicere and ducere
  1. What is future imperative?
  2. What are the imperatives in Latin?
  3. What are the imperatives of sum esse?

What is future imperative?

Future or 3rd Person Imperative

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.

What are the imperatives in Latin?

The Latin imperative is formed by removing the "-re" ending of the present infinitive: dormire without the "-re" is dormi. Sleep! Send!

What are the imperatives of sum esse?

The imperatives of sum/esse (to be) are sg. es/esto and pl. este.

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