Japanese imperative sentence

The prototype of ぇます is that ぇる is a verb.

When verbs become imperative sentences, it is necessary to change る at the end of words into ぉ paragraphs, that is, ぇろ.

When a five-paragraph verb becomes an imperative sentence, the suffix pseudonym should be changed to a paragraph, such as "line" and "line".

"よ" is the last auxiliary word. To put it bluntly, modal particles are tough, subjective and condescending to others.

します is of ます type, which is a style of expressing respect and also a style of self-mockery and respect.

I suggest you check the five-paragraph verb deformation, respect and self-modesty, which can be found in the second and third levels of grammar.