The imperative mood does not really have a tense.

祈使语气其有时态。

Any time you need to tell people what to do, think about the imperative mood.

当你需要告诉别人该怎么做时，都可以考虑使用祈使语气。

You will learn about the imperative mood — a way that English speakers form commands or instructions.

你将习祈使语气——英语使用者构成命令或指示的一种方式。

English has an imperative mood — when a speaker makes a statement that gives an order, command or instruction.

英语有一种祈使语气——当说话者表，出命令、指令或指示时。

From these lines, you can tell that Lansky is going to use the imperative mood to give a group of instructions.

从这些句子中，你可以看出，兰斯基将会用祈使语气给出一组指令。

For Kant, the law comes in the form of an imperative, that is, a command.

对康德来说，法则以祈使语气的形式出现，即命令。

If the speaker selects the imperative mood, he assumes the role of one giving commands and puts the addressee in the role of one expected ot obey orders.

如果说话者选择祈使语气，他就会扮演出命令的角色， 并将听话者置于期望服从命令的角色。

Sometimes in English, we use the verb to have in the imperative when someone's going to go do something and we want them to have a good time when they're doing it.

有时在英语中，我们在祈使语气中使用动词 to have 当某人要去做某事时，我们希望他们在做某事时玩得开心。

Imperative mood, present tense: Do not thou go home, let him not go home, let us not go home, do not ye or you go home, let not them go home.

祈使语气，现在时：Do not thou go home, let him not go home, let we not go home, do not ye or you go home, let not them go home.