Español 1 Unidad 1 Etapa 1 Sra. Lear. All INFINITIVES end in –ar, -er, or -ir.

Formal/Ud. y Uds. Commands
*Come más verduras *Toma buenos apuntes *Levanta pesas *Salta a la cuerda *Bebe mucha agua *Practica los deportes *Rema *Llega a tiempo *Escucha al profesor.
La guía de estudios Capitulo You need to know all the vocabulary on the green sheet. 157.
Los Mandatos Tú.
Command Forms. Cuándo usarlos? Hay dos tipos: Affirmative: tell someone to do something Clean the dishes! Negative: tell someone not to do something Dont.
Affirmative “tú” Commands
Sra. Lear Español1 Unidad 5 Etapa 1 CONTENT OBJECTIVE: S.W.B.A.T. tell someone what not to do with Negative tú Commands. LANGUAGE OBJECTIVE: Students will.
Negative “tú” commands
Los Mandatos Commands in Spanish.
Los Mandatos To give a command to someone you address as tú…we use the informal command form.
Formal Commands. Levanten las manos. Escriba su nombre.
Negative Tú Commands.
Informal Commands Introduction Commands Informal For someone you would call tú Informal, or familiar, speech is used among friends, coworkers, relatives,
Informal Commands If you are giving a command to someone who is familiar to you (1 person, informal), use the informal tú commands.
Formal Commands – Los Mandatos Formales
El imperativo: Los mandatos informales
Los Mandatos formales irregulares
How to conjugate and use affirmative tú and negative tú commands
Los Mandatos Formales Esp. 2 Cap. 9-1.
Los Pronombres de Complemento Directo e Indirecto
To tell someone you address as tú to do something, use an.
To tell a friend or close family member to do something, use the tú command form. To give an affirmative command in the tú form, use the present indicative.
Repaso: Affirmative and negative informal commands
Los Mandatos Informales Negativos
How to conjugate and use affirmative tú and negative tú commands
Mandatos + (Affirmative (Positive) Commands)
Negative Tú Commands Step 1 Yo form of the present Step 2 Drop –o Step 3 Add opposite endings AR verbs -es ER/IR verbs -as Luchar Step 1- Lucho Step 2-
Los Mandatos Informales ¿Cómo y cuándo lo usamos?
Los Mandatos ¿Cómo y cuándo lo usamos? Los mandatos de Tú (afirmativos) 1. Uses the box 3 form of the verb in the present indicative tense. 2. Watch.
Informal Commands Tú commands. When will we use Tú commands? Tú form commands are used when giving a command to ONE PERSON whom we treat INFORMALLY.
By: Mary Firack. * Informal Commands are used to address someone you know well. For example, such as friends, a family member, and to address little children.
How to tell your friends what NOT to do!
Informal Commands Los Mandatos Informales Dance! EAT! SLEEP!
Los objetos directos Direct object pronouns. A direct object tells who or what receives the action of the verb. - Devolví el libro. (I returned the book,
Take notes! Tomen apuntes Remember… tú commands are used to tell someone you would address as tú to do something. Affirmative Tú Commands: Take the present.
Negative tú Commands. Definition -When you want to tell someone what not to do Ie: Dont call after 10 pm.
Los Mandatos Familiares Irregulares Unidad 5 Etapa 1 Pág. 322
Los Mandatos (Command Forms).
Formal and Informal Commands 8There are two forms of affirmative commands (mandatos) (Imperative Mood) informal (tú) and formal (usted): 1. Start with.
Negative tú Commands Sra. Lear Español1 Unidad 5 Etapa 1 CONTENT OBJECTIVE: S.W.B.A.T. tell someone what not to do with Negative tú Commands. LANGUAGE.
Commands Negative Tú Commands To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present-tense yo form and add the following endings:
Bell ringer: Escribe la forma correcta del mandato informal
Los Mandatos Informales Informal Tú commands. What is a command? Commands are used to tell someone what to do or NOT to do. Tú commands are informal and.
Mandato/Command Negative Tú.
C OMMANDS Informal Tú Affirmative and Negative. I NFORMAL T Ú COMMANDS - A FFIRMATIVE The affirmative informal (tú) commands are formed the same way as.
Affirmative T ú Commands Also known as informal commands!
Negative Tú Commands Page 122 – Chapter 3 Realidades 3.
Apuntes - 13 de noviembre Los mandatos (commands) To boss another person around in Spanish, you have to use un mandato (a command). Los mandatos (commands)
Negative Tú Commands To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present-tense yo form and add the following endings: Negative.
(Command Forms). 3 Types of Commands 1)Tú (Informal Command) Informal / Telling somebody to do or not to do something This is the most common type of.
Los mandatos informales Informal Commands Ven conmigo 2, Cap. 5.
“Peg, ¡cocina una cena y limpia la casa!” “Al, ¡haz más dinero y cómprame unos zapatos bonitos!”
Unidad 5 Lección 1 Unit 5 Chapter 1. Affirmative tú commands Used when giving directions or ordering people to do something. Tú commands are used with.
Los Mandatos Affirmative (+) tú. ¿Cuál es la diferencia? 1.Juan come el desayuno. Juan eats breakfast. 2.Juan, come el desayuno. Juan, eat breakfast.
Recall: What are the Affirmative Informal Commands for each of these: Comer (to eat) Hablar (to talk/speak) Tener (to have) Venir (to come) Poner (to put/set)
Negative tú commands Don’t run Don’t take drugs Don’t forget to do your homework Don’t cheat Don’t chew gum loud Don’t eat doughnuts Don’t drink my coffee.
Los Mandatos Informales (a command given to ‘tú’) AFFIRMATIVE (DO!) 1. Tú form of the verb (tú) abres 2. Drop off the final ‘s’ ¡ Abre la ventana! ¿Qu.
MANDATOS INFORMALES Just do it! (or don’t). Mandatos informales afirmativos Give some examples of how you would tell someone to do something in English.
MANDATOS AFIRMATIVOS Y NEGATIVOS INFORMALES. WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?  To tell someone you are familiar with (someone you can use the tú form with) to.
 Put verb in 3 rd person singular form (él/ella/usted)  Example: Hablar – habla = speak Correr – corre = run Escribir – escribe = write.
Mandatos negativos de tú. With affirmative tú commands, all you do is use the Ud., él, ella form. For negative tú commands, the form is different.
IMPERATIVE (a request or a command) HABLAR = TO TALK HABLAR = TO TALK –TALK! DON’T TALK! COMER = TO EAT COMER = TO EAT –EAT!DON’T EAT! ESCRIBIR ESCRIBIR.
Negative “tú” commands. Negative commands… …mean DON’T do something. Affirmative commands mean DO something. …mean DON’T do something. Affirmative commands.
Apuntes – Mandatos (Tú, Ud., Uds., Nosotros) El tres de noviembre, dos mil diez.
Copy the white notes.  There are three types of verbs in the Spanish language. Verbs that end in –ar, -er, and –ir  Example: hablar, comer, escribir.
Los verbos Verbs: Conjugation and Infinitives What are infinitives? Pregunta:
LOS MANDATOS / IMPERATIVOS FORMALES – USTED / USTEDES YO FORM OF VERB – HABLO DROP THE “O” – HABL ADD OPPOSITE ENDING – AR verbs E(N) ER/IR verbs A(N)
Negative “Tú” Commands
Los mandatos en la forma “tú”