Spencer notes that rather than using the imperative mood or even an aorist or future indicative to express that prohibition, Paul quite significantly utilizes a present indicative, perhaps best rendered " But I am not presently allowing ".
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In the negative imperative mood, Kansai dialect also has the somewhat soft form which uses the " ren'yMkei " + j0, an abbreviation of the " ren'yMkei " + j0U0?j0 . j0 sometimes changes to j0? or j0D0j0.
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In the imperative moods, the ending in "-( e ) st " is dropped ( although it is generally retained in " thou wert ", the second-person singular past subjunctive of the verb " to be " ).
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Other forms also exist for certain verbs : verbs in five of the binyanim have an imperative mood and an infinitive, verbs in four of the binyanim have gerunds, and verbs in one of the binyanim have a past participle.
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If Rest in peace is used in an imperative mood, it would be Requiesce in pace ( acronym R . I . P . ) in the second person singular, or Requiescite in pace in the second person plural.
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"When used solely in the imperative mood, " says Mike Agnes, editor in chief of Webster's New World Dictionaries, " the intransitive verb ` enjoy'may well qualify as a ` defective paradigm,'whereby a word fails to exhibit the full range of expected inflections.
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This ending makes verbs similar to the imperative form of Russian verbs : for example, " 1 > ; 59 " is the Russian verb " 1 > ; 5BL " ( " to be sick " ), but in the imperative mood.
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Please note : http : / / enwp . org / WP : NOTHOWTO forbids " instructing the reader in the imperative mood " but seems to allow " describing to the reader how other people [ . . . ] do something ".
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When the words of a law are in the future tense, and even when they are in the imperative mood concerning the judge, but not concerning the crime, the penalty is understood to be incurred, not " ipso facto ", but only after judicial sentence.
50.
As in English, when using verbs in the imperative mood, it is not necessary to specify the person addressed, but it can be added for emphasis : Brinj ( du ) mie emol d�n Homa ( Please, ( you, ) bring the hammer to me ).
