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Hmmm.. it's possible. You can use the example of
making requests above to your peers or people who are

very familiar with you. However, in fact, usage like the

example above is not necessarily well received, because
it gives the impression of ordering or giving orders.

The form of expression above is called an imperative

sentence, or a command sentence.
Imperative sentences are used to give an order directly

without further ado. So, the use of imperative

sentences is not polite to make requests, especially to

older people.