2.1 De2 - Review of tú commands

​Let's start with Affirmative commands

2.1 Review of commands

Multiple Choice

For most verbs, to form the affirmative command, you start with the _________________ form of the ___________ tense verb.

• él/ella/usted; present

• él, ella/usted/

  preterit

• yo :

  present

• yo:

  preterit

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Eat your vegetables. =

sus verduras.

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Write the essay =

el ensayo.

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Speak Spanish. =

español.

Multiple Choice

Do affirmative tú commands have stem-changes?

• yes

• no

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Begin now. =

ahora. (empezar)

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Close the window. =

la ventana. (cerrar)

There are some irregular affirmative tú commands.

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How many irregular affirmative tú commands are there?

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What's the affirmative to command for "IR?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "salir?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "tener?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "decir?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "venir?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "poner?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "hacer?"

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What's the affirmative tú command for "ser?"

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"IR" and

have the same affirmative tú command. It is "Ve"

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In affirmative commands, pronouns come

the verb and are attached to it.

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When adding pronouns to affirmative tú commands, you need to add an accent to maintain _____________ ___________.

​Negative commands are conjuguted differently than affirmative commands.

Multiple Choice

With negative tú commands, you start with the _____ form of the ______ tense and drop the ______.

• yo, present, o

• él/ella/usted , present, a/e

• tú, present, s

• él/ella/usted/ preterite, ending vowels

Multiple Choice

After you drop the o, you must add the ending: For AR verbs, this is _________ For ER/IR verbs this is

• es, as

• as, es

• as, is

• is, as

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Don't eat = No

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Don't write = No

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Don't talk = No

Multiple Choice

Do negative tú commands have stem-changes?

• yes

• no

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Don't close the window. = No

la ventana.

​The reason why it is important to start with the Yo form is that many verbs have irregular yo forms. These will show up when you make negative tú commands.

Think: YO GO verbs : digo, hago,salgo, pongo, traigo, vengo,

oigo, tengo

ZCO verbs: ofrezco, conduzco, conozco, traduzco

ver: veo

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Don't say that. = No

eso. (decir)

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Don't translate with GoogleTranslate. = No

con GoogleTranslate

​Reminder: you need to make spelling tweeks for CAR, GAR, ZAR verbs in negative tú commands

C==>QU

G==>GU

Z==>C

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Don't turn off the lights. = No

las luces. (apagar)

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Don't begin now. = No

ahora (empezar)

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Don't touch that. = No

eso. (tocar)

​There are also irregular negative tú commands.

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How many irregular negative tú commands are there?

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Don't go = No

.

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Don't give = No

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No

(ser)=

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No

(estar)=

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No

(saber)

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In negative commands, pronouns come

the verb.

​Esto es todo. Practica con conjuguemos, gimkit, etc.