Informal commands. Informal commands are used with people you would use the TÚ form with: your little sister your best friend your dog.

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Informal commands

Informal commands are used with people you would use the TÚ form with: your little sister your best friend your dog

They can only be given to one person at a time to tell that person what to do. Affirmative command: Do your homework. Negative command: Do not sleep in class.

Affirmative command: Shake! To make an affirmative command: 1. Conjugate in the TÚ form 2. Drop the –S

Affirmative command: Shake! To make an affirmative command: 1. Conjugate in the TÚ form 2. Drop the –S Hablar Comer Servir

Affirmative command: Shake! To make an affirmative command: 1. Conjugate in the TÚ form 2. Drop the –S HablarhablasHABLA ComercomesCOME Servir sirvesSIRVE

Affirmative command irregulars: decirDI hacerHAZ serSÉ irVÉ venirVEN tenerTEN ponerPON salirSAL

Negative command: Don’t bite! To make a negative command: 1. Conjugate in the YO form 2. Drop the –O 3. Switch it to the ‘opposite’ ending ARER/IR ases

Negative command: Don’t bite! To make a negative command: 1. Conjugate in the YO form 2. Drop the –O 3. Switch it to the ‘opposite’ ending ARER/IR esas

Negative command: Don’t bite! To make a negative command: 1. Conjugate in the YO form 2. Drop the –O 3. Switch it to the ‘opposite’ ending HablarhabloNO HABLES ComercomoNO COMAS ServirsirvoNO SIRVAS

Negative command: Don’t bite! Verbs that end in -car / -gar / -zar change in spelling: Buscar buscono buscesNO BUSQUES Llegarllegono llegesNO LLEGUES Almorzaralmuerzono almuerzesNO ALMUERCES

Negative command irregulars: serNO SEAS irNO VAYAS darNO DÉS estarNO ESTÉS saberNO SEPAS