Informal Commands
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Profe Delgado
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World Languages
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7th - 12th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
An affirmative command...
is telling someone to do something.
is stating a fact about something positive.
is telling someone to not do something.
is asking a question starting with no.
2.
Multiple Choice
To form a regular affirmative tú command:
drop the ending and add the opposite nosotros ending.
change it to the yo form and add no.
Leave it in the infinitive.
change the verb to él / ella / ud. form in present tense.
3.
Multiple Choice
Aff. - Hablar
hablas
habla
no hables
hables
4.
Multiple Choice
Aff: Decir
dice
digas
di
no di
5.
Multiple Choice
Aff: Ir
ven
vas
vayas
ve
6.
Multiple Choice
Aff: Tener
tiene
tenas
ten
no tenas
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