MANDATOS (COMMANDS) FORMALES Usted y Ustedes. EJEMPLOS EN INGLÉS 1.Leave now. 2.Do your homework! 3.Don’t yell.

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MANDATOS (COMMANDS) FORMALES Usted y Ustedes

EJEMPLOS EN INGLÉS 1.Leave now. 2.Do your homework! 3.Don’t yell.

1. Escribe el verbo en la forma de ‟ yo” del presente cantar = cantoabrir = abrobeber = bebo 2.Quita la “o” y agrega “el vocal opuesto” Verbos “ar”Verbos “er/ir” Ud. = eUd. = a Uds. = enUds. = an ¡cante usted! or ¡canten ustedes! SING! ¡abra usted!or¡abran ustedes!OPEN! ¡beba usted!or¡beban ustedes!DRINK! Para formar el mandato

Práctica: escribe el mandato formal 1.Bailar (Ud.) 2.Cambiar (Uds.) 3.Cenar (Uds.) 4.No cocinar (Ud.) 5.No correr (Uds.) 6.Conocer (Uds.) 7.No descansar (Uds.) 8.Empezar (Ud.) 9.No vivir (Uds.) 10.Guardar (Uds.) 11.Cerrar (Ud.) 12.No leer (Uds.) 13.No querer (Ud.) 14.Poner (Ud.) 15.No tener (Uds.) 1.Baile 2.Cambien 3.Cenen 4.No cocine 5.No corran 6.Conozca 7.No descansen 8.Empiece 9.No vivan 10.Guarden 11.Cierre 12.No lean 13.No quieran 14.Ponga 15.No tengan Don’t Forget Stem Changes

-CAR, -GAR, -ZAR buscar=busco =busque(n) llegar=llego= llegue(n) empezar =empiezo = empiece(n)

VERBOS IRREGULARES UstedUstedes dar=déden ir=vaya vayan ser=seasean haber = hayahayan estar = estéestén saber =sepasepan DISHES

CARTELITO: MAKE AN INFOGRAPH USING THE UDS. MANDATOS TELLING PEOPLE WHAT TO DO DURING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SITUATIONS. YOU MUST INCLUDE 8 NEGATIVE COMMANDS AND 8 POSITIVE COMMANDS. YOUR CARTELITO MUST HAVE A TITLE AND PICTURES REPRESENTING YOUR IDEAS. Escenarios: Choose one scenario 1.Hay un apocalipsis de zombi. ¿Cómo sobrevivimos? How do we survive? 2.Hay un terremoto grande. ¿Cómo sobrevivimos? How do we survive? 3.Es nuestro primer día de la secundaria. ¿Qué hacemos? What do we do? 4.Queremos viajar por el mundo. ¿Qué hacemos para prepararnos? Ustedes Form

PANCHO CAMANCO Señora Fernández: Pancho Camacho, venga aquí. Estudiante 1: Pancho Camacho, no venga aquí. Pancho Camacho coma dulces. Estudiante 2: Pancho Camacho, no coma dulces aquí. Pancho Camacho beba agua. Usted Form

USING PRONOUNS WITH COMMANDS Add the pronoun to the end if it is positive. ¡levántese! Get up! ¡dúchense!Shower! ¡cómalo!Eat it! ¡dígale!Tell her! Put the accent on the 3rd vowel from the end.

USING PRONOUNS WITH NEGATIVE COMMANDS Put the pronoun in front of the verb. There are no accents. ¡no se levante! ¡no se duchen! ¡no lo coma! ¡no le diga!

PRACTICE: ESCRIBE EL MANDATO DE CADA VERBO 1.Divertirse (Uds.) 2.Bañarse (Ud.) 3.No sentarse (Uds.) 4.No comer (el pastel) (Ud.) 5.Dar (a ella) (Ud.) 6.No acostarse (Uds.) 7.Despertarse (Uds.) 8.No dormirse (Ud.) 9.Traer (las galletas) (Uds.) 1.Diviértanse 2.Báñese 3.No se sienten 4.No lo coma 5.Dele 6.No se acuesten 7.Despiértense 8.No se duerma 9.Tráiganlas

En parejas, creen una lista de 10 cosas que las personas deben hacer para proteger el medio ambiente. Sus ideas necesitan ser mandatos en la forma de Ustedes. Incluyan 5 ideas positivas y 5 ideas negativa. (con NO). Estén listos para compartir sus ideas enfrente de la clase.