Üzerine, Emir Kipi; Çiçek, Ali

In this article, one of the controversial topics in Turkish grammar, the imperative was handled. There were studies on showing different viewpoints on the structure of the imperative and its inflection, and expressing these differences in various types in both written and oral way in the literature. These studies were searched and were categorized generally under two different viewpoints in the study. Some linguists claimed that the inflection of the imperative comprised of 1., 2. and 3. person singular and plural subjects by referencing historical resources of Turkish. However, the others asserted that the imperative only consisted of 2. and 3. person singular, and 2. and 3. person plural subjects, in other words it