Jade Bridges, Sydney Cardell, Kayla Cleland IMPERATIVE TÚ COMMANDS.

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Jade Bridges, Sydney Cardell, Kayla Cleland IMPERATIVE TÚ COMMANDS

 When using the ___________ tú form, you drop off the infinitive then conjugate it 3 rd person present tense.  Example: Comer = Bailar = Vivir = NOTES AR o amos as áis a an ER o emos/imos es éis/ís e en

 All IDOP and DO rules still apply!  Any time you add to the end, count back 3 syllables and add an (accent mark´)  Give me it! = damelo =

 There are 8 irregulars (ONLY in positive) Decir- diTener- ten Hacer- hazVenir- ven Ir- ve Poner- pon Salir- sal Ser- se

 The negative tú form is different.  You go to 1 st person present tense, take off the infinitive, subtract the O & add opposite endings. (es/as)  Example: Comer = Bailar = Vivir =

 In the ___________ form, do not attach the IDOP/DO to the verb.  Don’t tell me it! = no me lo ________

 Verbs that end in GAR: g - gu  Ex: pagar – pague  Verbs that end in GER/GIR: g - j  Ex: escoger – escoja  Verbs that end in GUIR: gu – g  Ex: extinguir – extinga  Verbs that end in CER/CIR: c – z  Ex: convencer - convenza OTHER RULES

 Verbs end in CAR: c – qu  Ex: tocar – toque  Verbs end in ZAR: z – c  Ex: comenzar - comience

 Conjugate in the positive tú form Come here! Vener aquí GAME TIME

 Conjugate in the positive tú form Love me! Me amar GAME TIME

 Conjugate in the positive tú form Shut up! Callarse GAME TIME

 Conjugate in the negative tú form Don’t tell lies! No decir mentiras GAME TIME

 Conjugate in the negative tú form Don’t have kids at fourteen! No tener niños a catorce años GAME TIME