Affirmative Tú Commands

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Affirmative Tú Commands Mandatos de Tú Affirmative Tú Commands

¿Cómo se forman? It´s simple. Use the él-ella-Ud. form in the present tense. Run! ¡ Corre! Eat your vegetables! ¡ Come las (tus) verduras! Dance! ¡Baila!

Irregulares VENIR  Ven DECIR  Di SALIR  Sal HACER  Haz TENER  Ten PONER  Pon SER  Sé

Con Pronombres Pronouns are ALWAYS ATTACHED TO AFFIRMATIVE COMMANDS!!! When you attach a pronoun to a 1 syllable command: Simply attach the pronoun! Nothing else happens EJ: Tell me! ¡Dime! Do it! ¡Hazlo!

Con Pronombres (cont’d) When you attach a pronoun to a command with 2 or more syllables: ADD AN ACCENT to the second to last syllable of command (pre-pronoun) Bai-la Duer-me Al-muer-za EJ: Take a shower! ¡Dúchate! Get up! ¡Levántate! Follow me! ¡Sígueme!

Mandatos de Tú Negative Tú Commands

¿Cómo se forman? Regular Negative Commands Conjugate in YO form of present tense Drop the –o Add opposite tú ending AR verbs add –es ER/IR verbs add –as (YO, DROP, SWAP) Ej: Don’t dance= No bailes Ej: Don’t sleep in class = No duermas en clase Ej: Don’t leave = No salgas

¿Cómo se forman? CAR/GAR/ZAR CAR: c qu GAR: g gu ZAR: z c Ej: Don’t play = No juegues Ej: Don’t start = No empieces

¿Cómo se forman? Irregulars (SIDES) Ser – No seas Ir- No vayas Dar- No des Estar- No estés Saber- No sepas

Con Pronombres Pronouns are ALWAYS IN FRONT OF NEGATIVE COMMANDS Ejemplos: Don’t tell me! = No me digas Don’t fall asleep! = No te duermas