Affirmative Tú Commands

Affirmative tú commands are used with.......

• a friend, family member, or someone you know well.

• a boss

• a stranger

• in a formal situation

To say or write an affirmative tú command, one must

• use the tú form

• use the él or Ella form

• add es

• cut the end off

If a direct object pronoun is used with a command, it should

• go directly before the command

• go at the end of the sentence

• be attached to the command

• not be used

When attaching pronouns to commands, one must add an accent if there are more than _____ syllables.

• three

• five

• one

• two

If the command says: Lleva los pantalones

How would I replace the direct object and attach it to the command?

• loslleva

• llevlós

• llévalos

• lleválos

Replace the direct object with a pronoun and rewrite the command: Haz la tarea

• hazla tarea

• la haz

• hazla

• házla

How do I know what vowel to place an accent on when there are more than two syllables (after attaching the pronoun)?

• Count three vowel syllables from the start of the command to the right

• Count three vowel syllables form the end of the command to the left

• Count two vowel syllables from the start of the command to the right

• Count two vowel syllables from the end of the command to the left

How many irregular tú commands are there?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 4

Which of the following are irregular commands?

• haz

• llega

• limpia

• pon

Which of the following commands are regular?

• Limpia

• Cocina

• Di

• Ven