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Para comenzar – traduce los imperativos: Levanta la mano Put your hand up Come la carne, está muy rica Eat the meat, it’s really good No hables así Don’t speak like that No vayas allí, es peligroso Don’t go there, it’s dangerous ¡Cállate! Shut up! Escuchad y repetid Listen and repeat (to a group of people) Use the examples to think about how imperatives are formed for positive and negative commands to one person or groups of people. -Think also about how to make an imperative with a reflexive verb.

The imperative Positive and negative commands in the tú (+vosotros) and usted (+ustedes) forms

Tú – positive command This is formed by taking the 3rd person of the present tense of verbs e.g. Tomar - ¡Toma! Some important irregulars: Decir – di; Hacer – haz; ir – ve; oír – oye; poner – pon; salir – sal; tener – ten.

Tú – positive command Stem changing verbs stay the same: Pensar - piensa Dormir – duerme Reflexive verbs: These work in the same way, but the pronoun is attached to the end: Lavarse – lávate Ducharse – dúchate

Tú – negative command Use the present subjunctive: No tomes Stem changing: No pienses Reflexive – pronoun comes before the verb: No te duches No te laves

Vosotros – positive command Change the ‘r’ to a ‘d’ on the infinitive: Tomar - Tomad Pensar – Pensad Reflexive verbs: -add ‘os’ to the end, but drop the ‘d’: Levantarse - Levantaos Sentarse - sentaos

Vosotros – negative command Use the vosotros form of the present subjunctive: Tomar – No toméis Comer – no comáis Reflexive verbs – pronoun come before: Levantarse – no os levantéis

Usted(es) – positive commands Use the present subjunctive 3rd person for usted: Tomar - Tome Pensar – Piense vaya Or the present subjunctive 6th person for ustedes Tomar – tomen Pensar – piensen vayan

Usted – negative commands Use the present subjunctive 3rd person again for usted: No tome No piense No se duche Or 6th person for ustedes No tomen No piensen No se duchen

¡Escribe tus propias instrucciones para cocinar algo! ¿Qué se cocina? Pon 2 rebanadas de pan en el tostador. Sácalos después de dos minutos, añade mantequilla y come con una taza de té. Fríe pollo, un pimiento rojo y una cebolla en un sartén. Añade especias mejicanas y sirve en una tortilla con queso y crema agria. Fríe beicon con cebolla y mucho ajo en un sarten. Al mismo tiempo cocina espaguetis en una cacerola. En una copa de aparte bate dos huevos con un poco de leche. Agrega todos los ingredientes y añade queso parmesano y pimiento negro. ¡Escribe tus propias instrucciones para cocinar algo!

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