Affirmative tú commands Comandos afirmativos de tú.

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Affirmative tú commands Comandos afirmativos de tú

Affirmative tú commands = Comandos afirmativos de tú This form is used when you tell family members, friends, or young people to do something. To give these commands, use the present-tense forms of the ella, él, & Ud. Examples Habla! = Speak! Usa la computadora en la biblioteca! = Use the computer in the library! Estudia todas tus notas! = Study all your notes! Corre! = Run! Lee la revista! = Read the magazine! Escribe! = Write!

Affirmative tú commands = Comandos afirmativos de tú Some verbs have irregular command forms. poner – Pon! = Put/Set! (Pon la mesa! = Set the table!) hacer – Haz! = Do/Make! (Haz tu cama! = Make your bed!) decir – Di! = Say! ir – Ve! = Go! salir – Sal! = Leave! ser – Sé! = Be! tener – Ten! = Have! venir – Ven! = Come!