jussives造句

• A more common way of expressing such jussives is with inversion of the auxiliary " may " : " May they always be happy !"
• Following the above rules, endingless jussives would have a form like " ", while the corresponding indicatives and subjunctives would have forms like " ", " ".
• As a result, for the doubled verbs in particular, there is a tendency to harmonize these forms by adding a vowel to the jussives, usually " ", sometimes " ".
• Third person imperatives ( jussives ) are used to suggest or order that a third party or parties be permitted or made to do something : " Let them eat cake "; " Let him be executed ".