MANDATOS By: Lucía Walsh BOSSING FRIENDS AROUND ( affirmative commands to folks you call tu ) You know verbos que terminan –AR: o-as-a-amos-an verbos.

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MANDATOS By: Lucía Walsh

BOSSING FRIENDS AROUND ( affirmative commands to folks you call tu ) You know verbos que terminan –AR: o-as-a-amos-an verbos que terminan –ER: o-es-e-emos-en verbos que terminan –ER: o-es-e-emos-en verbos que terminan –IR: o-es-e-imos-en verbos que terminan –IR: o-es-e-imos-en And you know the tú verb ends in-s-s-s; The usted (polite) verb drops the –s Clue: you can hush a friend by HISSING S-S-S-S, but NOT a teacher or stranger.

When giving tú A COMMAND just DROP THE -s When giving tú A COMMAND just DROP THE -s John, you sing well, so SING! Juan, canta s bien, pues canta! (The 2nd sing is a command; so drop the s) - Ana, you eat very little; eat more. Ana, comeS muy poco; come màs. (The 2 nd eat is a command so drop the s) You always open the window. Open it! -Tú siempre abreS la ventana. Ábrela.

Give him a pronoun so he wont cry Hook object pronouns to affirmative command (You took away his s; give him a pronoun to make him happy!) (You took away his s; give him a pronoun to make him happy!) -Eat it! -Cómelo. -CLOSE IT! Cièrrala. -Leave her! -Dèjala.

8 short commands to tú Sing to the tune Hes a jolly good fellow… PON-SAL-TEN-VEN-HAZ-SÈ-VE-DI Affirmative tú short commands..

All you need is a little practice… ¿C ómo se dice….? How do you say.. Put your coat on. -Ponte el abrigo. Get out of here. -Sal de aquí. Have pity. -Ten piedad. Come with me. -Ven conmigo.

*Do me a favor. -Hazme un favor. *Be good. *Be good. -Sè bueno. -Sè bueno. *Go home. *Go home. -Ve a casa. -Ve a casa. *Tell me the truth. *Tell me the truth. -Dime la verdad. -Dime la verdad.

¡ OJO! The previous slides work ONLY with AFFIRMATIVE tú commands to ONE friend, not NEGATIVE, not NEGATIVE, not PLURAL, not PLURAL, not POLITE COMMANDS not POLITE COMMANDS all of which need…. all of which need…. SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD

Bossing people around (POLITELY) Mandatos de cortesÌa a Ud. or Uds. Se usa el SUBJUNTIVO -ar verbos cambian la a en e : Ud. Cocina bien. Cocine ud.! -er, –ir verbos cambian la e en a: Ud. come poco. Coma ud. màs!

Ud. + Uds. are often used in commands but this is not a must. Hierva Ud. la leche. or Hierva la leche. = Boil the milk. El infinitivo es hervir. Añadan Uds. los huevos. or Añadan los huevos. = Add the eggs. El infinitivo es añadir.

Negative commands use no with verb. {No cocine. No coma.} ¡ OJO! Attach pronouns to a ffirmative comrmands BUT n ot n egative commands. mix=Mezcl ar : Mezcle los ingredientes. Mézclelos. No los mezcle. To melt=Derretir: [i] Derrita la mantequilla. Derrítala. No la derrita.

La práctica: The devil tells Pepe: to leave his house, steal money, run to a pusher, buy drogas, sell them,eat veneno, write bad checks, and tell lies. His guardian angel says NOT to. You be the angel.

El diablo vs. El àngel 1. Roba dinero, Pepe. Róbalo. 2. Corre, Pepe. 3. Compra drogas. Cómpralas. 4. Vende drogas. Véndelas. 5. Come, Pepe. Có m elo. 6. Escribe cheques malos. Escríbelos. 7. Di mentiras. Dilas. 1. Î No, Pepe! Î No lo robes! 2. Î No, Pepe! Î No corras! 3. Î No! Î No las compres! 4. Î No! Î No las vendas! 5. Î No, Pepe! ! No lo comas! 6. Î No Î No los escribas! 7. Î No, Pepe! Î No las digas!

FIN Now that you know MANDATOS… Now that you know MANDATOS… Say these slides aloud 8 times or more for long-term memory. for long-term memory.