Los Mandatos To give a command to someone you address as tú…we use the informal command form.

Informal Commands Introduction Commands Informal For someone you would call tú Informal, or familiar, speech is used among friends, coworkers, relatives,
Affirmative Tú Commands Affirmative Commands When you tell someone to do something, you are giving an affirmative command.
Informal Commands If you are giving a command to someone who is familiar to you (1 person, informal), use the informal tú commands.
Mandatos + (Affirmative (Positive) Commands)
Los mandatos….o commands To give a command or to make a suggestion to someone you address as tu…we use the informal command form.
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.
Tú Commands Pages 102 and 132. When do I use tú commands? You use the tú command when you are giving advice telling someone you know what you want them.
Mandatos Afirmativos de Tú – Affirmative Tú Commands
Affirmative tú commands. Antonio, ¡lava los platos! ¡Saca la basura! ¡Come las legumbres! ¡Escribe tu nombre!
Los mandatos….o commands •To give a command or to make a suggestion to someone you address as “tu”…we use the informal command form.
Tú ya sabes algunos mandatos… Di (say) estos mandatos en español:
Los Mandatos To give a command or to make a suggestion to someone you address as “tú”…we use the informal command form.
Los Mandatos—tú Commands—tú. Tú command  You use a “tú” command if you are telling someone to do something  (i.e. giving a command to someone with whom.
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Affirmative tú commands.
Gramática 2 Parte 2 Affirmative Informal Commands Página 214.
Español 1: Capítulo 6. We learned a few commands with these:  ¡Bésame! (“Kiss me!”)  ¡Abrázame! (“Hug me!”)
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We use a command to tell someone to do something. To form the affirmative tú command, just put the verb in the él/ella/Ud. form.
Quasimodo: Necesitan marcadores, borradores y pizarras blancas. ¡Tienen que preparar para la prueba!
Commands Notes Powerpoint ¡Escucha como usar los mandatos! ©Spanishplans 2012.
LOS MANDATOS Tú 9Xyb-kuUt2c&feature=related 9Xyb-kuUt2c&feature=related Exprésate 2: 1-2.
Los Mandatos El imperativo página cinco. Affirmative Tú Commands What do they mean? Affirmative commands ____________ someone _____________ something.
¡¡Los mandatos!! (¡¡Commands!!)
Ven conmigo 2, Capítulo 5.
Los Mandatos (Commands) La Forma Imperativa
Imperative Mood: Commands - used to give orders, make suggestions
Mandatos de tÚ y adverbios
Calentamiento: Suggest something from the menu to each person
Los mandatos IRREGULAR TÚ COMMANDS.
How to conjugate and use affirmative tú and negative tú commands
Chapter 6-2 Informal Commands
Bein’ Bossy Positive Tú Commands.
Positive tú commands.
Commands Notes Powerpoint
#25- Familiar Commands (Mandatos Familiares)
Los mandatos en la forma “tú”
AFFIRMATIVE “tÚ” commands
How to conjugate and use affirmative tú and negative tú commands
EL FUTURO ¿Cómo será?.
Los mandatos informales
Commands Notes Powerpoint
Tú Commands Used with friends, family, pets, peers, etc.
Informal Commands.
“Haz bien, y no mires a quien.”
Negative Informal commands
¿Te gusta mirar la televisión?
El Imperativo: Ud. / Uds. / tú
Tú Commands (informal).
Affirmative Tú Commands
Imperative Mood: Informal
LOS MANDATOS: informales y afirmativos
El Imperativo: Ud. / Uds. / tú
Affirmative tú Commands
Los mandatos informales
Quasimodo: Puedes sentarte en un escritorio nuevo hoy – pero necesita ser un escritorio que usamos ahora. Prepárate para la prueba.
Los Mandatos.
Affirmative Tú Commands
huevos pollo pasta helado hamburguesa
Mandatos Informales (Informal Commands)
Affirmative Commands Dormir = duerme Jugar = juega Pensar = piensa
Affirmative Tú Commands
Let’s review affirmative informal command
Affirmative “tú” Commands
Commands.
4.3 Órdenes el 2 de diciembre.
Meta: 1) I can use direct object pronouns to refer to people who receive the action in a given situation. 2) I can tell someone else what to do using commands.
AFFIRMATIVE “tÚ” commands