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The '''imperative mood''' in [[Greek]] gives a command. It only occurs in the second and third persona and likewise only occurs in the present and [[aorist]] tenses.  

The '''imperative [[mood (grammar)|mood]]''' in [[Greek]] gives a command. It only occurs in the second and third [[person (grammar)|persons]] and likewise only occurs in the present and [[aorist]] [[tense]]s.  

They can be differentiated from other verbs because they carry a special [[morpheme]].  Another thing to note about imperative verbs is that the [[second aorist]] has a different tense stem than the present.<ref>http://web.clas.ufl.edu/users/marksj/summergreek/Gk-studyguides/greek_commands.pdf</ref>

They can be differentiated from other verbs because they carry a special [[morpheme]].  Another thing to note about imperative verbs is that the [[second aorist]] has a different tense stem than the present.<ref>http://web.clas.ufl.edu/users/marksj/summergreek/Gk-studyguides/greek_commands.pdf</ref>