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Mandatos Formales! Ten-Hut! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish. = Imperative Mood (advertisements, announcements, informing someone to do something, etc.)

Commands in English… … are pretty easy. You just use a base verb form (without a subject, since it’s always “you”) to tell people what they should do: Stand up! Sit down! Do your homework! Take advantage of the sale! Come with us!

Commands in English… … and what they shouldn’t do: Don’t speak during a test! Don’t write in English! Don’t buy that shirt!

Commands in Spanish… … are little more complicated because we have so many ways of saying “you”: Tú: informal, singular Ud.: formal, singular Uds.: formal, plural However, we will concentrate on the formal commands only.

Let’s look at a few examples! Hable despacio, por favor. ¡Repita, por favor.! Aproveche la ganga hoy. Compren Uds. los zapatos. Usen su tarjeta de credito. No hagan el ejercicio A. ¡No se levante Ud.! ¡No olividen las ventas!

Hable despacio, por favor. The speaker is talking to one person. Can you figure out how we got the form “hable”? Take the “yo” form of the present: HABLO Drop the –o: HABL- “Hablar” is an –AR verb, so add –E to form the command: HABLE

Repita, por favor. The speaker is talking to one person. Can you figure out how we got the form “repita”? Take the “yo” form of the present: REPITO Drop the –o: REPIT- “Repetir” is an –IR verb, so add –A to form the command: REPITA

Opposite vowels Think of the verb adding the “opposite vowel”: AR verbs add an –E. ER & IR verbs add an –A.

Let’s try a couple! Comer: ¡______ Ud.! Recibir: ¡_____ Ud.! Ahorrar: ¡_____ Ud.! Comprar: ______ Ud.! Buscar: ______ Ud.! Esperar: ________ Ud.! Vender: ________ Ud.!

Uds… Vengan Ud. hoy mismo! Right! Just add an –N to the command form when you are talking to more than one person.

¡No! How do we make negative commands in Spanish? ¡No fume! ¡No tome café! ¡No coma tanto! Right – simply put the word NO in front of the command form.

Remember, if the first person singular (yo) form is irregular, that irregularity is carried over into the formation of the formal command. Tengan Uds. un buen viaje. (yo tengo) Have a good trip. Traiga Ud. el dinero. (yo traigo) Bring the money. Venga Ud. conmigo. (yo vengo) Come with me.

¿Qué pasa? Haga la tarea. Hacer > yo hago > -o + -a Tenga paciencia. Tener > yo tengo > -o + -a Salga ahora. Salir > yo salgo > - o + -a Ponga la receta aqui. Poner > yo pongo > -o + -a Piense bien. Pensar > yo pienso > -o + -e These verbs follow the same formula: start with the yo form, drop the –o, and add the opposite vowel.

-car, -gar, -zar These verbs spell change in “yo”: Buscar > yo busco > busque Jugar > yo juego > juegue empezar > yo empiezo > empiece Sacar > yo saco > saque -cir These verbs spell change in “yo” to –zco: Traducir > traduzco > traduzca Decir > digo > diga

Mandatos Formales Irregulares These verbs are completely irregular in “yo” form because don’t end in “o”. Therefore, they are irregular in the command form: Ir > voy > vaya Estar > estoy > esté Ser > soy > sea Dar > doy > dé Saber > Sé > sepa

Stem Change Verbs These verbs take spell change in stem for all forms: e>i (ex: servir > sirvo > sirva pedir > pido > pida) e > ie (ex: perder > pierdo > pierda cerrar > cierra > cierre) o > ue (ex: volver > vuelvo > vuelva)

¡Levántese! What about reflexive verbs? ¡Levántese! / ¡Pruébese! In affirmative commands, all objects are attached to the end of the verb & an accent is placed on the 2 nd vowel from the end. Levante + se Levanten + se

¡No se levante! What about reflexive verbs? ¡No se levante! ¡No se siénte! In negative commands, all objects precede the verb. No se levante. No se levanten. No se siente. No se sienten.

More practice with forming commands.More practice with forming commands.

Familiar Commands: used with people you know – to give instructions/directions The affirmative familiar (tú) commands take the regular Ud. form of the present tense verb: go to tú form and drop “s” Ex: abrir > abres > abre Ex: comprar > compras > compra Ex: leer > lees > lee

Irregular Familiar Commands decir > di Hacer > haz Ir > ve Poner > pon Salir > sal Tener > ten Venir > ven

Negative Familiar Commands Forming a negative familiar command, go to yo form of present tense verb &… -ar verbs > add –es -er & -ir verbs > add –as Ex: limpiar > No limpies Ex: beber > No bebas