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Worksheet time: 30mins
Eat! (tu)
Comer
Comas
Coman
Come
Study! (Ud)
Estudie
Estudies
Estudiar
Estudiare
Leave! (Uds)
Salir
Salen
Salgan
Sal
Don't drink! (tu)
No beber
No bebas
No bebe
Bebe
Go! (Uds)
Ve
Voy
Vayan
Van
Be afraid! (tu)
Ten miedo
Tener miedo
Tena miedo
Tenas miedo
To create formal and negative informal (tú) commands the first step is...
drop the -o
add the opposite ending
go to the yo form
To create formal and negative informal (tú) commands the second step is...
drop the -o
add the opposite ending
go to the yo form
To create formal and negative informal (tú) commands the third step is...
drop the -o
add the opposite ending
go to the yo form
An example of why you must go to the "yo" form first is...
ponga, pongan, no pongas
coma, coman, no comas
hable, hablen, no hables
viva, vivan, no vivas
In order to form an affirmative tú command, telling someone "Do", you use...
the tú form.
the nosotros form.
the él, ella, usted form.
the ellos, ellas, ustedes form.
Ponga la mesa.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Pon la mesa.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
No pongas la mesa.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Decoren la sala.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Di "¡Enhorabuena!" a los ganadores.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
No digas "¡Enhorabuena!" a los perdedores.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Celebre el costumbre.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Celebra conmigo.
Uds. affirmative command
Ud. affirmative command
tú affirmative command
tú negative command
Which is the most appropriate command, based on the relationship.
Son, help your mother.
Hijo, ayuda a tu madre.
Hijo, ayuden a tu madre.
Hijo, ayude a tu madre.
Which is the most appropriate command, based on the relationship.
Dr. Indeglio, send the message, please.
Manda el mensaje, por favor.
Mande el mensaje, por favor.
Mandas el mensaje, por favor.
No mandes el mensaje, por favor.
Which is the most appropriate command, based on the relationship.
Students, do not do homework.
No haga la tarea.
No hagas la tarea.
No hagan la tarea.
Haz la tarea.
Which is the most appropriate command, based on the relationship.
Dad, bring a cake home, please.
Traigan un pastel a casa, por favor.
Traiga un pastel a casa, por favor.
Trae un pastel a casa, por favor.
No traigas un pastel a casa, por favor.
Which is the most appropriate command, based on the relationship.
Best friend, don´t leave!
¡No salga!
¡No salgas!
¡No salgan!
¡Sal!
Set the table (tú)
Pone la mesa
Pones la mesa
Pon la mesa
Ponga la mesa
Go to school (tu)
Iba a la escuela
Ve a la escuela
Va a la escuela
Ira a la escuela
Do your homework every day (tu)
Hace la tarea cada día
Haz la tarea cada día
Hice la tarea cada día
Haga la tarea cada día
Tell the truth (tu)
Dices la verdad
Diga la verdad
Deces la verdad
Di la verdad
Be nice (tu)
Es simpático
Sé simpático
Eres simpático
Sea simpático
Come here, please (tu)
Viene aquí, por favor
Venga aquí, pleaso
Vienes aquí, por favor
Ven aquí, por favor
Leave the party at 10:00 (tu)
Salga de la fiesta a las diez
Sal de la fiesta a las diez
Sale de la fiesta a las diez
Sales de la fiesta a las diez
Have good friends (tu)
Tienes buenos amigos
Tiene buenos amigos
Tenga buenos amigos
Ten buenos amigos
How do you form a REGULAR affirmative tú command?
Use the tú form of the verb.
Use the él/ella/usted form of the verb.
Use the infinitive.
Use the preterite.
Which verb is NOT irregular when forming an affirmative tú command?
mirar
tener
venir
salir
Where do direct object pronouns go with affirmative tú commands? {lo, la, los, las}
in front of the command
attached to the end of the command
they can not be use with commands
When a direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las) is attached to the end of a command, it adds a syllable. Where do you have to add an accent mark?
The first syllable.
The second syllable from the end.
The third syllable from the end.
No accent is added.
Answer this question with a command,
¿Hago la prueba?
Sí, hazla.
Sí, hacesla.
Sí, la haz.
Sí, la hago.
