Affirmative informal commands

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Affirmative informal commands Preview Affirmative informal commands Affirmative informal command forms

Affirmative informal commands To tell someone you address as tú to do something, use an affirmative informal command. To form the affirmative informal command of regular or stem-changing verbs, just drop the final s off the end of the tú form of the verb. (tú) hablas habla you speak speak (tú) comes come you eat eat (tú) pides pide you ask (for) ask (for) Pide un sándwich de pollo. Order a chicken sandwich. Lava los platos. Wash the dishes.

Affirmative informal command forms Some verbs have irregular affirmative informal command forms. tener ten (have) ir ve (go) venir ven (come) ser sé (be) poner pon (put) hacer haz (do, make) salir sal (go out, leave)