Affirmative Tú Commands n You already know how to give affirmative commands to someone you address as tú. n You take the 3rd person form of the verb.

The present progressive is used in Spanish to express an action that is presently going on – an action in progress.
Formal/Ud. y Uds. Commands
Los reflexivos, parte II. Where we left off… By now, you should be comfortable conjugating both regular verbs and reflexive verbs. By now, you should.
How to Conjugate… SPANISH VERBS.
EL VERBO IR = TO GO.
Direct object pronouns. What is a Direct Object? The object that directly receives the action of the verb is called the direct object. The direct object.
CONTENT OBJECTIVE: S.W.B.A.T. form Negative tú commands
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.
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
Commands.
Commands Examples of a positive tú command Woman, (you) cook my dinner! ¡Mujer, __________ (cocinar) mi cena! (You) Sleep on the couch! ¡__________ (dormir)
Affirmative tú Commands & Acabar de + Inf.
Direct Object Pronouns Direct Objects Diagram each part of these English sentences: I want that skirt. I bought some shoes. What is the subject, the.
Capítulo 1 Paso A Paso 3 página 46 Direct Object & Indirect Object Pronouns.
Indirect Object Pronouns
Verbs like GUSTAR First here are our indirect object pronouns in Spanish, which we use with these type of verbs: me(me)nos (us) te(you) le (him/her/you.
III. Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Double Object Pronouns
¡Verbos!.
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.
Todo tiene soluciónGramática 2 The conditional Preview The conditional.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
Español 1 Introducción del verbo ser Capítulo 1. Subject pronouns 1 st ) Yo~ I 2 nd ) Tú~ you (familiar) 3 rd ) Él~ he 3 rd ) Ella~ she 3 rd ) Ud.~ you.
Los Verbos. -AR Verbs Subject Pronoun Ending Yo El Ella Usted Tu Nosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes - O- AMOS - AS - AN- A.
Formal Commands (Usted/Ustedes)
ANTE TODO You have already learned familiar (tú) commands and formal (Ud./Uds.) commands. You will now learn nosotros/as commands, which are used to give.
Gramática 3.1 Gustar with infinitives Pronouns after prepositions
Direct Object Pronouns. The direct object in a sentence receives that action of the verb. They answer Whom? or What? about the verb. Nouns used as direct.
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.
The Preterite/El Pretérito
Avancemos 2 – Unidad 1 Lección 1
How to tell your friends what NOT to do!
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.
Los Mandatos Familiares Irregulares Unidad 5 Etapa 1 Pág. 322
Los Mandatos El Verbo Imperativo.
Los Mandatos (Command Forms).
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.
Jumpstart: On a piece of paper, make a list in two columns: Column #1: people you would show respect to, or address by a title. Column #2: people you would.
Formal and Informal Commands 8There are two forms of affirmative commands (mandatos) (Imperative Mood) informal (tú) and formal (usted): 1. Start with.
Ch 3-2 Notes Regular –AR verbs p. 98 Every verb has a STEM (everything up to the last two letters) and an ENDING (the last two letters) To show who is.
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.
Stem-Changing Verbs a.k.a. Shoe Verbs.
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The direct object receives the action of the verb. The indirect object receives the direct object. Ejemplo en inglés: The monkey gives the money to me.
The direct object receives the action of the verb. The indirect object receives the direct object.
Present Progressive Spanish 2- Ms. Labrador. The present progressive is formed by combining the verb "to be" with the present participle. (The present.
Saquen… Agendas: – All students: 3x1 pg. 139 section Talk about the media Tarea de anoche: – Sp. 3: Libreta pg. 71 – Sp. 3H: Libreta pg. 71 – NS: Libreta.
Imperativo Telling people what to do; giving commands Forms: Formal: Familiar: Ud. Tú affirmative Uds. Tú negative Regular & irregular verbs.
Present Tense of –ar Verbs. Conjugation of –ar verbs In Spanish, to conjugate regular present tense – ar verbs, you drop the verb ending (-ar). You then.
Apuntes.. Es subjuntivo pt. 2 El concepto del subjuntivo… Remember that when we are using expressions of doubt, uncertainty or negativity we will use the.
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)
OK…once again: How do we form the subjunctive? 1.Start with the present tense “yo” form. 2.Drop the “-o.” 3.Add the opposite ending (“-e” for “-ar” verbs.
(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.
Grammar Point: Direct Object Pronouns
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!”
Estructura I: Simplifying expressions: indirect object pronouns Ana y Cristina van a la agencia de viajes porque quieren viajar a Quito, Ecuador. El agente.
Estructura I: Simplifying expressions Ana y Cristina van a la agencia de viajes porque quieren viajar a Quito, Ecuador. El agente les recomienda un vuelo.
Mandatos Un Repaso. What is the purpose of a ‘mandato’? ► To tell somebody to do something or NOT to do something.
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)
Present Tense of -ar Verbs. Regular Verb Regular Verb: follows a pattern for conjugation. Pattern: Stem + endings.
Present Tense of -er & -ir Verbs. Regular Verb Regular Verb: follows a pattern for conjugation. Pattern: Stem + endings.
¡¡Los mandatos!! (¡¡Commands!!)
EL MANDATO AFIRMATIVO FORMAL