Verb with no subject (well, tu but you don't say tu it's implied)

Question

How would i say verbs without a subject. Ex (in english) Do the dishes. (what verb conjugation would I use)

Answer 1

By conjugating the verb in the imperative (only possible with tu, vous and nous, of course).

To say "Do the dishes", you would therefore say:

Faites la vaisselle.

or

Fais la vaisselle.

Answer 2

That would be the imperative mood, just as in English.

Answer 3

French has an imperative, it works the same as the English one with 3 forms in the present tense instead of 1 for English:

• fais la vaisselle (TOI/YOU => 2sg)
• faisons la vaisselle (NOUS/WE => 1pl)
• faites la vaisselle (VOUS/YOU => 2pl)

Actually, these forms have a subject but it is not expressed outside the verb. On the other hand, infinitives do not have subjects in French or English:

• to do the dishes is boring
• faire la vaisselle n'est pas amusant