MANDATOS AFIRMATIVOS Y NEGATIVOS INFORMALES. WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?  To tell someone you are familiar with (someone you can use the tú form with) to.

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MANDATOS AFIRMATIVOS Y NEGATIVOS INFORMALES

WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?  To tell someone you are familiar with (someone you can use the tú form with) to do something.  Clean the dishes  Do your homework

HOW DO YOU FORM A REGULAR AFFIRMATIVE INFORMAL COMMAND? 1.Tú form 2.Drop the “s”

EXAMPLES  Limpiar  limpias  limpia  Dormir  duermes  duerme **keep in mind: stem changers**

IRREGULARS  Venir  Decir  Salir  Hacer  Tener  Ir  Poner  Ser

IRREGULARS  Ven  Di  Sal  Haz  Ten  Ve  Pon  Sé “Vin Diesel has ten weapons, eh?”

REFLEXIVES 1. Tú form 2. Drop the “s” 3. Attach “te” 4. Add an accent 3 syllables back

REFLEXIVE EXAMPLES  Lavarse  lavas  lava  lavate  lávate  acostarse  acuestas  acuesta  acuestate  acuéstate

Attach direct object pronouns to the end. Saca la basura > sácala Lee el libro > léelo Haz la cama > hazla

NEGATIVE COMMANDS- WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?  To tell someone you are familiar with (someone you can use the tú form with) to NOT do something.  Don’t watch tv  Don’t talk

HOW DO YOU FORM A REGULAR NEGATIVE INFORMAL COMMAND? 1.Yo form 2.Drop the “o” 3.Add the opposite tú ending (-ar  es, -er/-ir  as) 4.Put a NO in the front

EJEMPLOS  Limpiar  limpio  limpi  limpies  No limpies  Dormir  duermo  duerm  duermas  No duermas  Poner  pongo  pong  pongas  No pongas **keep in mind: stem changers, and “go” verbs.

VERBS WITH IRREGULAR NEGATIVE INFORMAL COMMANDS  dar  no des  ir  no vayas  ser  no seas

SPELLING CHANGES  -car: c  qu *command is going to end in: ques  -gar: g  gu *command is going to end in: gues  -zar: z  c *command is going to end in: ces

EJEMPLOS  Tocar  toco  toc  toques  no toques  llegar  llego  lleg  llegues  no llegues  Empezar  empiezo  empiez  empieces  no empieces

REFLEXIVOS 1.Yo form 2.Drop the “o” 3.Add the opposite tú ending (-ar  es, -er/-ir  as) 4. Change “me” to “te” 5.Put a NO in the front

EJEMPLOS  Lavarse: me lavo  me lav  me laves  te laves  no te laves  Vestirse: Me visto  me vist  me vistas  te vistas no te vistas

7. Put the pronoun BEFORE the negative command. Ejemplos: Sacar la basura > No la saques Poner la mesa > No la pongas