Examples of regular imperatives in French are "mange" (2nd pers. singular), "mangez" (2nd pers. plural) and "mangeons" (1st person plural, "let's eat"), from "manger" ("to eat") – these are similar or identical to the corresponding present indicative forms, although there are some irregular imperatives that resemble the present subjunctives, such as "sois", "soyez" and "soyons", from "être" ("to be"). A third person imperative can be formed using a subjunctive clause with the conjunction "que", as in "qu'ils mangent de la brioche" ("let them eat cake").