Realidades 2: Gramática 3B.2 Irregular Affirmative tú Commands

You use affirmative tú commands when you want to tell others what to do.

• True

• False

Who would you use the affirmative tú commands with?

• telling your teacher what to do

• telling a 5th grader what to do

What is the affirmative tú commands of "hablar"?

• Habla.

• Hablas.

• ¡Habla!

• ¡Hablas!

What is the affirmative tú commands of "comer"?

• Come.

• Comes.

• ¡Come!

• ¡Coma!

What is the affirmative tú commands of "escribir"?

• Escriba.

• Escribes.

• ¡Escriba!

• ¡Escribe!

You already learned two irregular affirmative tú commands from chapter 6B. What where they?

(select TWO)

• ¡Nada!

• ¡Haz!

• ¡Bebe!

• ¡Pon!

Some verbs have irregular affirmative tú commands. To

    form many of these commands, take the ​ (a)   form of the

    present tense and ​ (b)   the –go.

• yo
• drop
• tú
• replace
• add

Complete the table:

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

j

¡Sal!

to come

digo

¡Ten!

tengo

pongo

vengo

to go out; leave; exit

¡Pon!

to say; tell

Complete the table for these irregular tú commands

e

d

c

b

a

f

to do; make

¡Sé!

to go

¡Ve!

¡Haz!

to be

If you need to use an affirmative command with a ​ (a)   , the pronoun is

    ​ (b)   to the end of the command.

• DOP
• attached
• chicken
• detach