Mandatos con pronombres

Decirme el precio

• Dimelo

• Dímelo

• Dicemelo

• Me lo di

Answer explanation

Affirmative commands have attached pronouns; an accent is placed on the verb to maintain its correct stress (in this case, it's esdrújula)

Di ➡️ Dimelo (stress is on the third to last syllable) ➡️ Dímelo

No romper la tostadora.

• ¡No rómpela!

• ¡No la rompes!

• ¡No la rompas!

• ¡No rompas la!

Answer explanation

Put the pronoun in front of the negative command, but not the 'no'

No tropezarte

• No te tropieces

• No tropieces te

• No tropiézate

• No te tropieza

Answer explanation

For negative commands, put the pronoun in front of the verb; don't forget that -zar verbs have a spelling change in their negative tú command form.

Pintar la pared

• Píntala

• Pintala

• Pintasla

• La pintas

Answer explanation

Affirmative commands have attached pronouns; an accent is placed on the verb to maintain its correct stress (in this case, it's esdrújula)

Pinta ➡️ Pintala (stress is on the third to last syllable) ➡️ Píntala

Hacer la cama.

• ¡Hazla!

• ¡Házla!

• ¡La haz!

• ¡La hagas!

Answer explanation

Affirmative commands have attached pronouns; an accent is NOT placed on the verb because the correct stress stays on haz without an accent.

Why? B/c it is a llana word that ends with a vowel

Haz ➡️ Hazla (stress is still where it needs to be)

No poner la mesa

• No la pongas

• No la pones

• No ponla

• No pónla

Answer explanation

For negative commands, put the pronoun in front of the verb; don't forget the steps for making commands -> the yo form of poner is pongo -> pongas

Lavar los platos

• Lavalos

• Lava los

• Lávaslos

• Lávalos

Answer explanation

Affirmative commands have attached pronouns; an accent is placed on the verb to maintain its correct stress (in this case, it's esdrújula)

Lava ➡️ Lavalos (stress is on the third to last syllable) ➡️ Lávalos

No tener prisa

• No la tengas

• No tengas la

• No ténla

• No la ten

Answer explanation

For negative commands, put the pronoun in front of the verb; don't forget the steps for making commands -> the yo form of tener is tengo -> tengas

Mudarse

• Te mudas

• Múdase

• Múdate

• Mudaste

Answer explanation

Remember that reflexive pronouns much match their subjects; in this case, it is 'you' because I am commanding you to move residences.

Mudarse ➡️ mudarte

Affirmative commands have attached pronouns; an accent is placed on the verb to maintain its correct stress (in this case, it's esdrújula)

Mudate (stress is on the third to last syllable) ➡️ Múdate