1. Mandatos con nosotros Just as in the Ud. and Uds. command forms, the nosotros command form is in the subjuctive for both positive and negative commands – Let’s go – Let’s read – Let’s not tell her » WE are doing the action…

2. Think of the rules of forming the subjunctive in the nosotros form Put verb into present tense “yo” form, drop – o; add opposite nosotros endings -amos/ -emos

3. Irregularities to remember Think about –ar/-er stem changing verbs – Encontremos/ perdamos (no stem change) Think about –ir stem-changing verbs – Durmamos/ sintamos (o>u;e>i) The irregular “yo” forms and subjunctive maintain their changes throughout – Conzcamos/ tengamos Think about the six irregular subjunctive forms – Hayamos/ vayamos/ seamos/ sepamos/ demos/ estemos

4. ¡Excepción Excepción! Let’s go : Vamos! (not subjunctive!)

5. Pronouns Just like with all the other command forms, with positive nosotros commands the pronoun in attached and an accent is added over the amos/ emos – ¡Digámosle! When the command is negative the pronoun goes before the conjugated verb – ¡No le digamos!

6. OJO ~ Reflexive pronouns Will be using the “nos” pronoun because the action in being done to us Positive commands ~ add “monos” on the end Drop the “s”: ¡levantémonos!/ ¡durmámonos!

7. ¡Pratiquemos! Hacer Bailar Jugar Ser Comer No mostrar No participar Ponerse Cepillarse No ducharse