Mandatos tú

Front

Don't go! (irse)

Back

No te vayas, ¡No te vayas!

Answer explanation

The correct translation for "Don't go!" in Spanish is "¡No te vayas!". The exclamation mark emphasizes the command, making it the appropriate choice over the non-emphatic "No te vayas".

Front

Be careful! (tener cuidado)

Back

Ten cuidado, ¡Ten cuidado!

Answer explanation

The correct translation for 'Be careful!' is '¡Ten cuidado!'. The exclamation marks indicate that it is an imperative command, emphasizing the need for caution.

Front

Put on your coat!! (ponerse la chaqueta)

Back

Ponte la chaqueta, ¡Ponte la chaqueta!

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "¡Ponte la chaqueta!" because it includes the exclamation mark, which conveys urgency or emphasis, matching the tone of the command "Put on your coat!!".

Front

Be nice! (ser)

Back

Sé amable, ¡Sé amable!, se amable

Answer explanation

The correct command form in Spanish for 'be nice' is '¡Sé amable!'. The exclamation marks indicate it's a command, while 'se amable' lacks the necessary accent and punctuation.

Front

No eating!! (comer)

Back

No comas, ¡No comas !

Answer explanation

The correct response to 'No eating!!' in Spanish is '¡No comas!', which uses the imperative form of 'comer' (to eat) in the second person. The exclamation mark emphasizes the command.

Front

Clean!! (limpiar)

Back

limpia, ¡Limpia!

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "¡Limpia!" as it is the imperative form of the verb "limpiar" in Spanish, used to give a command. "limpia" is not punctuated correctly for an imperative command.

Front

Don´t fall!! (caerse)

Back

No te caigas, ¡No te caigas!

Answer explanation

The correct translation for "Don´t fall!!" is "¡No te caigas!". The exclamation mark emphasizes the command, making it the appropriate choice in this context.

Front

Brush!! (cepillarse)

Back

cepíllate, ¡cepíllate!, cepillate, ¡cepillate!, cepillate

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "¡cepíllate!" because it includes the exclamation mark, indicating a command or encouragement to brush. The other options lack this punctuation, making them incorrect in this context.

Front

Take out the trash! (sacar)

Back

Saca la basura, ¡Saca la basura!

Answer explanation

The correct command in Spanish for 'Take out the trash!' is '¡Saca la basura!'. The exclamation marks indicate it's a command, making it the appropriate choice.

Front

Don't play! (jugar)

Back

No juegues, ¡No juegues!

Answer explanation

The correct response to 'Don't play!' in Spanish is '¡No juegues!'. The exclamation marks indicate the imperative form, making it a command. 'No juegues' lacks the emphasis of the command.