Repaso de mandatos

To form a negative "tú" command, conjugate the verb using the OPPOSITE tú ending. (ar use er ; er use ar)

• cierto

• falso

An AFFIRMATIVE tú command:

• Is the same as the él/ella form of the preterit

• Is the tú form but with the opposite ending (ar = er/ir and er/ir = ar)

• Is the same as the Uds. form of the present

• Is the same as the él/ella form of the present

To form Ud, Uds commands

• Take the yo form, drop the "o" and add the opposite ending

• Take the Ud. form, drop the "o" and add the opposite ending

• Use the él/ella/Ud. form of the present

The irregular Ud, Uds, nosotros and negative tú commands are SIDES which stand for:

• ser, ir, decir, estar, saber

• ser, ver, dar, estar, saber

• ser, ir, dar, estar, saber

• ser, ver, decir, estar, saber

Where do you place DOPs/IOPs and reflexive pronouns with commands?

• Before affirmative commands and after negative commands

• Before negative commands and after affirmative commands

Sra. Casillas, no (acostarse) demasiado tarde.

• acuésetese

• se acoste

• se acueste

• se acuesta

Chicos, no (ser) difíciles

• son

• sén

• sean

• es

Get up! (ustedes)

• Levántenlos

• Levántese

• Levántense

• Levantarsen

Don't sleep en clase. (Uds)

• No dormir en clase.

• No duerman en clase.

• No duermen en clase.

• No dorman en clase.

No _______ (traer) el cargador.