 The imperative form of a verb (called आज्ञार्थ, "ādñārtha") is formed by applying a simple set of rules to the stem of the verb, and has second-person singular (where there is a distinction between formal and informal) and second-person plural forms (which are the same as the second-person singular formal).Traditional grammar distinguishes three grammatical voices (प्रयोग, "prayog") in Marathi.A Marathi sentence generally has three parts