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Informal Affirmative Commands

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

In Spanish, commands may be informal or formal. Informal commands are used with people you address as tu or vosotros

a)

cierto

b)

falso

2.

Singular informal affirmative commands usually use the present tense EL/ELLA form. The word TU is implied but omitted from the command.

a)

cierto

b)

falso

3.

Following the previous rule: Select the correct two sentences using the singular informal affirmative command

a)

Ellas visitaron la catedral. El aprendio a usar el metro.

b)

Yo visite la catedral. Yo ya aprendi a usar el metro.

c)

Visita la catedral. Aprende a usar el metro.

4.

Verbs that require a spelling change and verbs with stem changes in the present tense usually have the same change in the singular informal affirmative command.

a)

cierto

b)

falso

5.

Based on the previous rule: Select the correct singular affirmative command for the verbs - "Conseguir" and "Enviar"

a)

Yo consigo informacion por el internet. Yo envio el paquete en la oficina de correos.

b)

Consigue informacion por el internet. Envia el paquete en la oficina de correos.

c)

Ellas consiguen informacion por el internet. Ellos envian el paquete en la oficina de correos.

6.

Select two correct verbs with irregular affirmative (tu) commands.

a)

hacer (hacen), decir (digo)

b)

tener (tengo), salir (salimos)

c)

hacer (haz) , salir (sal)

7.

Object and reflexive pronouns follow and are attached to affirmative 'tu' commands.

Select an example of this rule:

a)

Di la verdad.

b)

Haz lo correcto.

c)

Dime la verdad.

8.

To give directions: What is the English translation to

"Toma la primera calle a la izquierda"

(a)  

9.

To give directions: Write the English version of the following direction: "Sigue derecho hasta llegar al puente.

(a)  

10.

Asking for directions: Write the English version of this question: "Perdon. Donde esta la estacion de autobuses?

(a)