Review of Commands -ar verbs use “e” endings –clavar  clave claven -er/-ir verbs use “a” endings –meter  meta metan –unir  una unan consider the yo.

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Review of Commands -ar verbs use “e” endings –clavar  clave claven -er/-ir verbs use “a” endings –meter  meta metan –unir  una unan consider the yo form for irregulars –hacer  hago  haga hagan –torcer  tuerzco  tuerzca tuerzcan Some irregulars must be memorized –ir  vaya vayan –ser  sea sean

Commands with reflexive verbs If the command is positive the reflexive pronoun is attached to the verb: –levantarse  levántese levántense –vestirse  vístase vístanse If the command is negative the reflexive pronoun is in front of the verb: –levantarse  no se levante no se levanten –vestirse  no se vista no se vistan

Practice giving commands Miguel, __________ (lijar) estas planchas. Ana, ____________ (vaciar) aquel cubo de agua. José y Luis, ____________ (tumbar) esa pared vieja. Juan, ______________ (ponerse) los guantes (gloves) para protegerte las manos. Marta y Juana, ______________ (medir) estas vigas. Paco y Antonio, ______________ (tener) cuidado con ese vidrio. Benito, ______________ (ir) a Home Depot, y _____________ (comprar) una sierra cadena nueva. Teresa, no _____________ (sentarse) allí, el cemento está mojado (wet).