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What form do you conjugate the verb for affirmative commands?
present tense él/ella/ud form
What is the affirmative command for 'decir'?
di
What is the affirmative command for 'hacer'?
haz
What is the affirmative command for 'ir'?
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What is the affirmative command for 'poner'?
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What is the affirmative command for 'salir'?
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What is the affirmative command for 'ser'?
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What is the affirmative command for 'tener'?
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What is the affirmative command for 'venir'?
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What is the ir and ver affirmative tú command?
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How do you add an object pronoun to the sentence 'Pon la tarea' in the affirmative command?
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Change 'levantarse' into an affirmative tú command.
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Where is the normal stress if the word ends in a vowel, n, or s?
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Change 'hacerlo' into an affirmative tú command.
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How do you make a regular negative tú command?
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What is the ending for -ar verbs when it is a negative command?
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What is the ending for -er & -ir verbs when it is a negative command?
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Conjugate 'sacar' in the negative command.
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Conjugate 'apagar' in the negative command.
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Conjugate 'almorzar' in the negative command.
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What is the negative command for 'dar'?
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What is the negative command for 'estar'?
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What is the negative command for 'ir'?
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What is the negative command for 'saber'?
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What is the negative command for 'ser'?
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Where do the pronouns go in the negative command?
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Conjugate 'bórralos' in the negative command.
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Conjugate 'llena' in the negative command.
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Conjugate 'salir' in the negative command.
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Conjugate 'levantarse' in the negative command.
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Study Notes
Affirmative Commands in Spanish
- Affirmative commands are conjugated using the present tense form for él/ella/usted.
- Key affirmative command conjugations include:
- Decir - di
- Hacer - haz
- Ir - ve
- Poner - pon
- Salir - sal
- Ser - sé
- Tener - ten
- Venir - ven
Object Pronouns with Commands
- When adding an object pronoun to commands, attach it to the end of the verb.
- Example: "Pon la tarea" becomes Ponla.
Stress Rules in Commands
- If a word ends in a vowel, 'n', or 's', the stress normally falls on the second to last syllable.
Changing Verbs into Affirmative Commands
- To form an affirmative command from reflexive verbs, such as "levantarse", use the tú form with a written accent: levántate.
- Example for adding additional pronouns: "hacerlo" changes to hazlo.
Negative Commands in Spanish
- Regular negative tú commands require the verb to be conjugated into the present tense yo form.
- For negative commands:
- -ar verbs end in es
- -er and -ir verbs end in as
Examples of Negative Command Conjugations
- Sacar becomes no saques
- Apagar becomes no apagues
- Almorzar becomes no almuerces
- Dar is no des
- Estar is no estés
- Ir is no vayas
- Saber is no sepas
- Ser is no seas
Placement of Pronouns in Negative Commands
- In negative commands, object pronouns are placed before the verb.
- Example: "bórralos" (delete them) changes to no los borres.
- Example: "llenar" changes to no llenes.
- Example: "salir" changes to no salgas.
- Example: "levantarse" changes to no te levantes.
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