03 Spanish Lesson - Affirmative tú commands (part 2) - Irregulars

This video tutorial covers the formation and use of irregular commands in Spanish, focusing on the second person singular form. It explains how to form commands from infinitive verbs, highlights common irregular patterns, and provides a mnemonic to remember them. The video includes practical examples and translation exercises to reinforce learning. Additional notes on reflexive commands are also provided.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Future tense verbs

• Past tense verbs

• Irregular commands in the second person singular

• Regular commands in Spanish

How are most affirmative commands formed in Spanish?

• Using the past tense

• Using the infinitive form

• Using the 'usted' form of the present tense

• Using the future tense

Which of the following is an irregular command?

• Duerme

• Corre

• Baila

• Ven

What mnemonic is suggested to remember irregular commands?

• Spanish verbs are easy

• Irregular verbs are fun

• Remember the Titans

• Vin Diesel has ten weapons

In the example with Juanito, what command is used to tell him to go to his room?

• Ve

• Pon

• Sal

• Haz

What command is used to tell someone to put dirty clothes in the basket?

• Ve

• Sal

• Haz

• Pon

How do you say 'Do me a favor' in Spanish using an irregular command?

• Salme un favor

• Ponme un favor

• Dime un favor

• Hazme un favor

What is the command for 'Be happy' in Spanish?

• Sé feliz

• Pon feliz

• Haz feliz

• Ve feliz

Which command is used to tell someone to get out of the car?

• Sal del coche

• Ve del coche

• Haz del coche

• Pon del coche

What is a common phrase using a reflexive command to tell someone to calm down?

• Haz quieto

• Pon quieto

• Estate quieto

• Sé quieto