Commands Affirmative Negative Ud. Present subjunctive Uds. Tú

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Commands Affirmative Negative Ud. Present subjunctive Uds. Tú 3rd person singular indicative Position of pronouns Attach Before

Commands Affirmative Negative Ud. Dígasela No se la diga Uds. Dígansela No se la digan Tú Dísela No se la digas Position of pronouns Attach Before

Commands Affirmative Negative Ud. Bébalo no lo beba Uds. Bébanlo No lo beban Tú Bébelo No lo bebas Position of pronouns Attach Before Tarea: #1,3 pp. 318–319

Commands Affirmative Negative Ud. Salga No salga Uds. Salgan No salgan Salir Affirmative Negative Ud. Salga No salga Uds. Salgan No salgan Tú Sal No salgas Position of pronouns Attach Before Tarea: #1,3 pp. 318–319