Spanish Commands - Walker Flashcards

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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'?

What is the affirmative command for 'hacer'?

haz

What is the affirmative command for 'ir'?

ve Signup and view all the answers

What is the affirmative command for 'poner'?

pon Signup and view all the answers

What is the affirmative command for 'salir'?

sal Signup and view all the answers

What is the affirmative command for 'ser'?

sé Signup and view all the answers

What is the affirmative command for 'tener'?

ten Signup and view all the answers

What is the affirmative command for 'venir'?

ven Signup and view all the answers

What is the ir and ver affirmative tú command?

ve Signup and view all the answers

How do you add an object pronoun to the sentence 'Pon la tarea' in the affirmative command?

Ponla Signup and view all the answers

Change 'levantarse' into an affirmative tú command.

levántate Signup and view all the answers

Where is the normal stress if the word ends in a vowel, n, or s?

2nd to last syllable Signup and view all the answers

Change 'hacerlo' into an affirmative tú command.

hazlo Signup and view all the answers

How do you make a regular negative tú command?

conjugate verb into present tense yo form Signup and view all the answers

What is the ending for -ar verbs when it is a negative command?

es Signup and view all the answers

What is the ending for -er & -ir verbs when it is a negative command?

as Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'sacar' in the negative command.

no saques Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'apagar' in the negative command.

no apagues Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'almorzar' in the negative command.

no almuerces Signup and view all the answers

What is the negative command for 'dar'?

no des Signup and view all the answers

What is the negative command for 'estar'?

no estés Signup and view all the answers

What is the negative command for 'ir'?

no vayas Signup and view all the answers

What is the negative command for 'saber'?

no sepas Signup and view all the answers

What is the negative command for 'ser'?

no seas Signup and view all the answers

Where do the pronouns go in the negative command?

before the verb Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'bórralos' in the negative command.

no los borres Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'llena' in the negative command.

no llenes Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'salir' in the negative command.

no salgas Signup and view all the answers

Conjugate 'levantarse' in the negative command.

no te levantes Signup and view all the answers

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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Test your knowledge of Spanish affirmative commands with Walker's flashcards. This quiz covers essential verbs and their conjugation in the present tense for informal commands. Improve your Spanish language skills by learning to use common commands effectively.