Affirmative & Negative Informal Commands QUIZ

What is an affirmative informal command?

• A command given to a group of people, using the first person plural form of the present tense.
• A command given to someone you know well, using the third person singular form of the present tense.
• A command given to a pet, using the second person singular form of the present tense.
• A command given to someone you don't know, using the second person singular form of the present tense.

What is a negative informal command?

• Tells someone you are familiar with what not to do

• Tells someone you are familiar with what to do.

• Tells someone you are familiar with options to choose from.

• Tells someone you are familiar with who the action is affecting.

The first step to make a regular verb an affirmative command is to change it to what form?

• "nosotros/as" form

• "yo" form

• "tú" form

• "él/ella" form

The first step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to change it to what form?

• "nosotros/as" form

• "yo" form

• "tú" form

• "él/ella" form

The second step to make a regular verb an affirmative command is to drop the _

• -a

• -o

• -s

• -as/es

The second step to make a regular verb an negative

command is to drop the _

• -a

• -o

• -s

• -as/es

The third step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to add the opposite ending. For example if the verb is cantar, what would you change the ending to?

• ar --> as

• ar --> e

• ar --> a

• ar --> es

The third step to make a regular verb a negative informal command is to add the opposite ending. For example, what would you change the ending to if the verb is escribir or correr?

• er/ir --> as

• er/ir --> e

• er/ir --> a

• er/ir --> es

A negative informal command must always include a specific word right at the beginning. What is that word?

When using indirect object pronouns, direct object pronouns or reflexive pronouns with affirmative informal commands where are they placed?

• At the beginning of the command
• In the middle of the command
• They are not used with affirmative informal commands
• At the end of the command