Affirmative & Negative Informal Commands FLASHCARD

Front

What is an affirmative informal command?

Back

A command given to someone you know well, using the third person singular form of the present tense.

Front

What is a negative informal command?

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Tells someone you are familiar with what not to do

Front

The first step to make a regular verb an affirmative command is to change it to what form?

Back

"tú" form

Front

The first step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to change it to what form?

Back

"yo" form

Front

The second step to make a regular verb an affirmative command is to drop the _

Back

-s

Front

The second step to make a regular verb a negative command is to drop the _

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-o

Front

The third step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to add the opposite ending. For example if the verb is cantar, what would you change the ending to?

Back

ar --> es

Front

The third step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to add the opposite ending. For example, what would you change the ending to if the verb is escribir or correr?

Back

er/ir --> as

Front

A negative informal command must always include a specific word right at the beginning. What is that word?

Back

No, no, the word no

Front

When using indirect object pronouns, direct object pronouns or reflexive pronouns with affirmative informal commands, where are they placed?

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At the end of the command