How to say "Close ___!" in Spanish (Día 111)

This video tutorial focuses on the Spanish verb 'cerrar', which means 'to close'. It explains the E to IE stem change in the present tense and provides examples of how to use 'cerrar' with various objects like books, notebooks, and doors. The tutorial also covers polite and formal forms of the verb, offering practical examples for different contexts.

What is the stem change for the verb 'cerrar' in the present tense?

• E to IE

• A to AE

• O to UE

• E to I

How would you say 'close your book' in the informal singular form in Spanish?

• Cierra tu libro

• Cierra su libro

• Cerrad vuestro libro

• Cierren sus libros

Which form would you use to tell a group in Spain to close their notebooks?

• Cerrad vuestros cuadernos

• Cierren sus cuadernos

• Cierra su cuaderno

• Cierra tu cuaderno

How do you say 'close the door' in the polite singular form in Spanish?

• Cierren la puerta

• Cierra la puerta

• Cierre la puerta

• Cerrad la puerta

What is the correct form to use when telling someone to close their eyes in the formal singular form?

• Cerrad vuestros ojos

• Cierren sus ojos

• Cierra tus ojos

• Cierre sus ojos