Informal Affirmative Commands

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In Spanish, commands may be informal or formal. Informal commands are used with people you address as tu or vosotros.

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cierto

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Singular informal affirmative commands usually use the present tense EL/ELLA form. The word TU is implied but omitted from the command.

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cierto

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Select the correct two sentences using the singular informal affirmative command: Ellas visitaron la catedral. El aprendio a usar el metro., Yo visite la catedral. Yo ya aprendi a usar el metro., Visita la catedral. Aprende a usar el metro.

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Visita la catedral. Aprende a usar el metro.

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Verbs that require a spelling change and verbs with stem changes in the present tense usually have the same change in the singular informal affirmative command. True or False?

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True

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Select the correct singular affirmative command for the verbs - "Conseguir" and "Enviar"

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Consigue informacion por el internet. Envia el paquete en la oficina de correos.

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Select two correct verbs with irregular affirmative (tu) commands: hacer (hacen), decir (digo), tener (tengo), salir (salimos), hacer (haz), salir (sal)

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hacer (haz), salir (sal)

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Object and reflexive pronouns follow and are attached to affirmative 'tu' commands. Select an example of this rule: Dime la verdad.

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Dime la verdad.

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To give directions: What is the English translation to "Toma la primera calle a la izquierda"?

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Take the first street to the left.

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To give directions: Write the English version of the following direction: "Sigue derecho hasta llegar al puente."

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Continue straight until you reach the bridge.

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Asking for directions: Write the English version of this question: "Perdon. Donde esta la estacion de autobuses?"

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Excuse me. Where is the bus station?