Another View of Imperative Structure in Persian

All Persian linguists have considered two imperative structures, namely second person singular and plural, and some have also pointed out two other structures: third person (imperative), plural and singular. The imperative verb for speaker, that is first person singular and plural, is not recognized in reference linguistic books and there are no instances of it in texts. This article is meant to prove that first-person singular exists, and presents some of its instances in literary texts and spoken language. The phonetic form of this verb and another structure of imperative verb in second-person singular (present-imperative) are also discussed in the article.