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Subject: "act so that" without ko?
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ko klama
[act so that] you leave
Leave!

What if I wanted to say something like:

[act so that] I leave
Make me leave!

There's no place for ko in that selbri since "you" doesn't have a
place. What do you do? Is there another syntax to specify a command?