Tú Command Foldable.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Negative Tú Commands Mandatos Negativos Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo.

Advertisements

Negative Tú Commands.

Negative tú commands are used to tell someone (familiar) what NOT to do.

Los mandatos informales y negativos

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Affirmative Commands Y Negative Commands

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Negative Tú Commands Español 2 Capítulo 12 Página 412.

Los Mandatos Informales (a command given to ‘tú’)

Los mandatos informales

The Imperative tense: Commands

Los Mandatos Informales To form the informal (tú) commands you usually use the third person singular (él, ella) of the Present tense: hablarhabla comercome.

Los Mandatos Informales

Tú. Commands Page 97 Avancemos 3.

Regular affirmative tú commands

Mandatos familiares.

Los Mandatos Tú commands: affirmative and negative.

Just Do It! (or not) El Imperativo (Tú commands) To a friend, younger person, peer.

Los Mandatos Negativos

Formal Commands Vistas 12.2.

Informal Commands and DOPs And the fun just keeps going…

Los Mandatos Informales Español 1. Review of positive commands… n n Do you remember how to form positive, informal commands (telling someone what to do)?

Negative Tú Commands.

Telling or suggesting to friends what to do.  Otherwise known as “tú” commands  Tell a friend what to do  Examples (in English)  Call me.  Let me.

Negative Tú Commands P. 320 Avancemos 2 Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo.

Tú Commands. + Tú Commands To form a positive tú command you simply use the él/ella form of the verb in the present tense.

Affirmative and Negative Informal Commands (Mandatos en la forma de tú Afirmativos y negativos)

Español 2. The negative tú commands are formed by using the “yo” form of the present tense. Remove the “o” and replace it with the opposite ending and.

Affirmative Tú Commands

FORMAL COMMANDS To give orders To give advise. FORMAL COMMANDS Usted (you formal) Ustedes (you all in Latin America; you all formal in Spain).

Affirmative Informal Commands Tú commands are the singular form of informal commands. To tell a friend, family member, classmate, child, or pet to do something,

Mandatos Informales (Informal Commands) WALK! EAT! SLEEP!

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

Negative Tú Commands. La Formación Tú (negativo) Step 1 Yo form of the present Step 2 Drop –o Step 3 Add opposite endings AR verbs -es ER/IR verbs -as.

Bell work4/4/11 What’s the difference between the tú commands and usted commands? Write at least 3 things. When you finish… Quietly write 3 examples of.

Formal Commands: Review 1. Take the “yo” form of the verb hablo 2. Delete the “o” Habl- 3. Add letter opposite from infinitive -ar = e -er & -ir = a Hable.

Informal Commands with Pronouns Positive informal commands: – if it is one syllable, attach it to the end Ponlo (put it)-->doesn’t get an accent because.

Los mandatos informales Español 2. Los mandatos informales Use “mandatos” to tell people what to do Informal commands or “tú” commands are used with friends.

 To form the tú commands, simply use the él/ella/Ud. form of the verb in the present tense. › Speak! ¡Habla! › Run! ¡Corre! › Walk! ¡Camina! › Study!

Informal Commands. In Spanish… When we want to tell a friend, a kid, or someone you know on a first name basis to do something, we use informal (tú) commands…

Voces 2 – Capítulo 6.  Unlike the formal commands, informal commands have different forms for positive commands and negative commands.  Informal commands.

Sometimes you will need to add a Direct Object Pronoun to specify what you want the person to do. Instead of saying “Eat the fruit,” you can just say,

Mandatos afirmativos informales To form a positive tú command you will use the usted form of regular verbs. –Positive commands with a pronoun will have.

Direct Object Pronouns me (me) nos (us) te (you familiar) lo (him,you formal male los (them/you all it, masculine) all male, mixed) la (her, you.

Tú commands (mandatos/imperativos informales). When we want to tell someone (a friend or other person you would address with tú) to do something, you.

Mandatos Infomales Cápitulo 1. El imperativo familiar  Informal commands are used to tell friends, children, etc. what to do.

Español II. Commands … in English The command form, or the imperative, is used to give someone commands There are two types of commands: affirmative commands,

Informal Commands Positive (+) Tú Commands How do you form it? Tú (+) Step 1 Use the he/she form of the present tense Ejemplo caminar comer escribir.

Los mandatos informales Español 3 Repaso. Informal commands (affirmative) Just use the form of the verb preparar --> barrer--> servir--> él / ella / Ud.

Affirmative Tú Commands When are tú commands used? When telling a friend, acquaintance, sibling, or someone else whom you know well, to do something How.

To give orders To give advice To give directions

FORMAL COMMANDS Usted /Ustedes To give orders To give advice

Affirmative tú commands

Los mandatos Español IV.

telling friends and family to DO something…

Affirmative Informal (Tú) Commands

Informal Commands Mandatos Informales

Informal Commands Sra. Okray.

Tú Commands Spanish Project.

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

DON’T TALK! MANDATOS DON’T WALK! STOP! GO! LISTEN! Informal Commands.

Bell work 4/4/11 What’s the difference between the tú commands and usted commands? Write at least 3 things. When you finish… Quietly write 3 examples.

Negative Tú Commands.

Affirmative Tú Commands

Affirmative Tú Commands

Irregular Affirmative tú Commands

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

The Imperative.

Presentation transcript:

Tú Command Foldable

Use the information on the following slides to complete the foldable for your notes. Some of this information should be familiar because you learned some of this information last year.

Completing the foldable Use the next slide to label the outside of your foldable. Then use the following slides to complete the inside of the flaps – there is one slide for each flap. When you have completed the foldable there are a few additional notes that you need.

Affirmative Regular Irregular Pronoun Negative Forms Placement Tú Commands Affirmative Regular Irregular Pronoun Negative Forms Placement

Affirmative: Regular Forms Use an affirmative command when you tell someone to do something Use the 3rd person singular of the verb (él, ella, usted form) Cantar = Canta Beber = Bebe Escribir = Escribe

Affirmative: Irregular Forms Decir = Di Poner = Pon Hacer = Haz Salir = Sal Ir = Ve Tener = Ten Ser = Sé Venir = Ven

Affirmative: Pronoun Placement Attach pronouns to the end of the command form. You may need to add an accent mark (on the next to the last syllable of the original command form) Cántala Bébelo Levántate

Negative: Regular Forms Use a negative command when you want to tell someone NOT to do something Use the “tú” form of the subjunctive. Cantar = No cantes Beber = No bebas Escribir = No escribas The subjunctive is another set of verb tenses. We will learn how to form this tense after we finish the foldable.

Negative: Irregular Forms Dar = No des Estar = No estés Ir = No vayas Ser = No seas [Note that none of these have “yo” forms that end in “o”]

Negative: Pronoun Placement With negative commands, the pronoun comes before the verb. No la cantes No lo bebas No te levantes

You will learn more about how to use the subjunctive tense next year in Spanish 3. But for now you need to know how to form it to make negative “tú” commands. Here’s a little something to help you remember how to form the subjunctive.

Go to the “Yo”: Drop the “O”: Do the switcheroo:

Forming the subjunctive Go to the “yo”, Drop the “o” Do the switcheroo AR verbs take ER endings and ER and IR verbs take AR endings -ar -es -er/-ir -as Cantar = No cantes Beber = No bebas Escribir = No escribas