Students will learn how to use Regular Affirmative tú commands to tell people what to do. Content Objective: Language Objective: Students will form Affirmative.

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Content Objective: Students will learn how to use Regular Affirmative tú commands to tell people what to do. Language Objective: Students will form Affirmative.
Affirmative Tú Commands
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Students will learn how to use Regular Affirmative tú commands to tell people what to do. Content Objective: Language Objective: Students will form Affirmative commands by using the 3 rd person form of the verb.

Español 1 Sra. Lear Unidad 4 Etapa 1 Regular Affirmative tú Commands

Regular Affirmative tú commands To tell a person to do something, use an affirmative command. Tú commands are used with friends or family.

To form affirmative tú commands you simply use the 3 rd person singular form of any present tense verb. yo tú él, ella, usted nosotros(as) vosotros(as) ellos, ellas, ustedes

-o-amos -asáis -a-an -ar verb endings

-o-emos -eséis -e-en -er verb endings

-o-imos -esís -e-en -ir verb endings

InfinitivePresent Affirmative tú Command caminar (él,ella,Ud.) camina ¡Camina! comer (él,ella,Ud.) come ¡Come! abrir (él,ella,Ud.) abre ¡Abre! Carlos says: -Camina por esta calle. Cruza el parque …

D.O.P.s me nos te os lo/la los/las

Remember the pattern? If the Definite Article is: el lo la las Then the D.O.P. is: los

If you use a command with a direct object pronoun, attach the pronoun to the end of the command. Example: Cruza el parque. ¡ Crúzalo!

Cross the plaza.Cross it! Cruza la plaza. ¡Crúzala! Yes, invite him. ¡Sí, invítalo! Buy those jeans. Buy them! ¡Compra esos jeans! ¡Cómpralos! Prepare lunch.Prepare it! Prepara el almuerzo. ¡Prepáralo! examples:

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TXT p.260 ACT 14 ODDS 1.Sandra Sí, invíta__. 3.Jorge, Pepe y Alicia 5.Juan y Diego 7.Julio 9. Gregorio