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Imperatives give instructions, requests, or commands. Use the base form of the verb with no subject; add "don't" before the verb for a negative command, and "please" to sound more polite.
You open the door.
Open the door. — Imperatives don't use a subject.
Not run in the hallway.
Don't run in the hallway. — Use "don't," not "not," for a negative command.
Close the window.
Don't talk during the movie.