Appendix:Imperative mood

Depending on the pronoun, a Benweenese verb will have one of these endings: -ul, -ut, -os or -ules. Imperative is a grammatical mode, used to express commands, requests, requests or wishes.

However, in informal speech, imperative verbs can be clipped by removing the final r of the infinite form. This clipping is usually marked with an apostrophe (’). This phenomenon usually only happens with second-person imperative verbs (those directed to hu).