Verb conjugation: polite imperative

A polite (but strong!) way of asking someone to do something. Usually used by women. For example:

りんごを食たべなさい!
Eat the apple!

Nuance-wise you can think of this form as being used by a mother telling her child to eat their vegetables — it's a firm command, but it's not as coarse as the normal imperative form — we don't want to mentally abuse the poor kid after all.

Conjugation table
KindPlainConjugated
1-dan見みる⟶見みなさい
5-dan, す殺ころす⟶殺ころしなさい
5-dan, ぶ呼よぶ⟶呼よびなさい
5-dan, ぐ泳およぐ⟶泳およぎなさい
5-dan, く書かく⟶書かきなさい
5-dan, む読よむ⟶読よみなさい
5-dan, ぬ死しぬ⟶死しになさい
5-dan, る走はしる⟶走はしりなさい
5-dan, つ待まつ⟶待まちなさい
5-dan, う使つかう⟶使つかいなさい
irregular行いく⟶行いきなさい
irregular来くる⟶来きなさい
irregular
する
⟶しなさい
Examples
Look at me.
Do it as you are told.
Stay inside.