03 How to form Vosotros commands in Spanish

This video tutorial explains how to form both affirmative and negative vosotros commands in Spanish. It covers the basic rules for forming these commands, including the removal of the 'R' and addition of 'D' for affirmatives, and the use of 'ace' or 'ice' for negatives. The video also discusses exceptions for negative commands, such as verbs ending in 'car', 'gar', and 'zar', and those with irregular 'yo' forms. Additionally, it explains the placement of pronouns in both affirmative and negative commands.

What is the rule for forming affirmative vosotros commands in Spanish?

• Remove 'R' and add 'D' to the infinitive verb

• Add 'R' to the infinitive verb

• Remove 'D' and add 'R' to the infinitive verb

• Add 'S' to the infinitive verb

How do you form negative vosotros commands for AR verbs?

• Remove 'AR' and add 'OS'

• Remove 'AR' and add 'AIS' with an accent over the 'A'

• Remove 'AR' and add 'EIS' with an accent over the 'E'

• Remove 'AR' and add 'AD'

Which of the following is an exception when forming negative vosotros commands?

• Verbs ending in 'ER'

• Regular AR verbs

• Verbs ending in 'IR'

• Verbs ending in 'CAR', 'GAR', 'ZAR'

What change occurs in IR stem-changing verbs in negative vosotros commands?

• O to UE changes to O to U

• E to IE changes to E to A

• O to UE changes to O to I

• E to IE changes to E to O

Which of the following verbs is irregular in negative vosotros commands?

• Vivir

• Estar

• Comer

• Hablar

How are pronouns used in affirmative vosotros commands?

• Attached to the end of the command

• Placed after the verb

• Placed before the command

• Not used at all

What happens to the 'D' in affirmative vosotros commands when attaching reflexive pronoun 'OS'?

• The 'D' remains unchanged

• The 'D' is doubled

• The 'D' is replaced with 'S'

• The 'D' is removed