Favor De…. Usos de favor de The expression favor de followed by the infinitive is a very useful way to give a command, to tell someone what to do. The.

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Favor De…

Usos de favor de The expression favor de followed by the infinitive is a very useful way to give a command, to tell someone what to do. The expression favor de followed by the infinitive is a very useful way to give a command, to tell someone what to do. It is very polite and you can use favor de with a friend, an adult, or any group of people. It is very polite and you can use favor de with a friend, an adult, or any group of people.

Ejemplos: Favor de venir aquí (acá). Favor de venir aquí (acá). Favor de no hablar. Favor de no hablar. Favor de volver pronto. Favor de volver pronto.

Con pronombres… Whenever a pronoun is used with the infinitive, the pronoun is attached to it. Whenever a pronoun is used with the infinitive, the pronoun is attached to it. Ejemplos: Ejemplos: Favor de ayudarme. Favor de ayudarme. Favor de traerme el menú. Favor de traerme el menú. Favor de darme el libro. Favor de darme el libro. Favor de levantarte. (to a friend) Favor de levantarte. (to a friend) Favor de levantarse. (to an adult) Favor de levantarse. (to an adult)

Practica: Usa la expresión de Favor de… para decir que estas personas tienen que hacer. Usa la expresión de Favor de… para decir que estas personas tienen que hacer. 1. Ellos no vienen. _______________________________ 2. Tú no te acuestas. _______________________________ 3. Él no se pone los zapatos. _______________________________

Respuestas Ellos no vienen. Favor de venir. Ellos no vienen. Favor de venir. Tú no te acuestas. Favor de acostarte. Tú no te acuestas. Favor de acostarte. Él no se pone los zapatos. Favor de ponerse los zapatos. Él no se pone los zapatos. Favor de ponerse los zapatos.

Escoge: Escoge si las expresiones se usan para un amigo o un adulto/un grupo de personas. Escoge si las expresiones se usan para un amigo o un adulto/un grupo de personas. 1. Favor de sentarte. 2. Favor de sentarse aquí. 3. Favor de quitarte las botas. 4. Favor de ponerte los zapatos. 5. Favor de quedarse aquí. 6. Favor de lavarte las manos. 7. Favor de levantarte.

Repuestas: Escoge si las expresiones se usan para un amigo o un adulto/un grupo de personas. Escoge si las expresiones se usan para un amigo o un adulto/un grupo de personas. 1. Favor de sentarte.un amigo 2. Favor de sentarse aquí.un adulto 3. Favor de quitarte las botas.un amigo 4. Favor de ponerte los zapatos.un amigo 5. Favor de quedarse aquí.un adulto 6. Favor de lavarte las manos.un amigo 7. Favor de levantarse.un adulto