Difference between present tense and the affirmative tú command: Present tense: describes an action that is taking place in the present tense Affirmative.

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Difference between present tense and the affirmative tú command: Present tense: describes an action that is taking place in the present tense Affirmative tú command : tells one person to do something

You form an affirmative tú command by taking the third person singular conjugation of the verb: AR  a ER/IR  e EX: Susie, speak= Susie, habla

1.) translate your verb into the Spanish infinitive 2.) conjugate the verb in third person singular EX: Run, Forest! 1.) to run= correr 2.) third person singular conjugation= corre 3.) ¡Corre, Forest! Helpful vocab: tu= your

Mary, clean the room. Thomas, vacuum the living room. (en) Peter, wash the dishes. Theresa, dust the basement. (de) Bob, mow the lawn.

Hacer  haz Poner  pon Decir  di Tener  ten Ser  sé Tommy, make your bed= Tommy, haz tu cama

Bob, make your bed. Laura, say “thank you” Kyle, be nice. Abby, have some grapes. Meghan, set the table.