One of the most common examples of where we can drop an imperative verb prefix on a method name is in testing.

Unless a framework — such as pytest — requires 'test', such a prefix serves no useful purpose. It qualifies as a noise word, simply repeated what we already know from annotations/attributes, context, etc.

Stepping away from the imperative mood frees up the name (and the developer) to focus on naming a test more in terms of intent and purpose than as a directed action.