Imperative

We use the passive when, for some reason, we do not mention the agent of the action, the actor, who is in the subject position in the active structure. Therefore, in this case, the emphasis in the sentence is transferred to another part of the sentence.

In the imperative mood, the passive structure is formed as follows:

In the present tense:
in imperative mode + verb + -va ending

For example: legyen felmosva a föld!

In the future:
(time determiner) + in imperative mode + verb + -va ending

For example: Majd/holnapra/estére legyen felmosva a föld!

In the past tense, we do not use the imperative tense.