Formal Commands Imperativos o mandatos

Giving formal commands
Spelling change verbs… Verbs that end in -car, -gar, and –zar have a spelling change in the yo form of the preterite. Buscarc qu=yo busqué Pagarg gu =
Mandatos con «nosotros»
Preterite of IR and SER and -gar, -car, -zar Verbs Page 19 – Chp. 1 AVSR Realidades 3.
PRETÉRITO A past tense. -ar -é -aste -ó -amos -asteis -aron.
Negative Tú Commands. La Formación- Tú negativo Step 1 Yo form of the present Step 2 Drop –o Step 3 Add opposite endings AR verbs- ES ER/IR Verbs- AS.
Negative Tú Commands (los mandatos negativos)
Mandatos informales Vistas Cap. 11.
Los mandatos informales Informal Commands Ven conmigo 2, Cap. 5.
Negative Tú (informal) Commands Don’t go there!. How do I form them? With 4 simple steps!
LOS MANDATOS ESPAÑOL 3 Unidad 3.1 y 3.2.
Mandatos familiares.
Espanol 3.2 Commands. Commands Commands are used to tell someone what to do. You use them to give orders.
Mandatos afirmativos y negativos con tú cap. 9 - P. 309 Paso a Paso 3.
Negative tú commands Don’t run Don’t take drugs Don’t forget to do your homework Don’t cheat Don’t chew gum loud Don’t eat doughnuts Don’t drink my coffee.
Negative Tú Commands Step 1 Yo form of the present Step 2 Drop –o Step 3 Add opposite endings AR verbs -es ER/IR verbs -as Luchar Step 1- Lucho Step 2-
11.1 Familiar commands ANTE TODO  In Spanish, the command forms are used to give orders or advice.  You use tú commands when you want to give an order.
Negative Commands What is the 3 step process to make a command that’s not an affirmative tú command? Start with the yo form of the verb in the present.
Los Mandatos To give a command or to make a suggestion to someone you address as “tú”…we use the informal command form.
Mandatos Un Repaso. What is the purpose of a ‘mandato’? ► To tell somebody to do something or NOT to do something.
Usted/Ustedes commands Spanish 3 Spanish 3 Honors.
Informal Commands WALK! EAT! SLEEP! Informal commands are used with people you feel really comfortable with and you have a close relationship with. Amigos.
Formal (Ud., Uds.) Commands ??? Just do it! Don’t even think about it! Affirmative command Negative command.
LOS MANDATOS FORMALES  Formal commands are addressed to “usted” and “ustedes”  Commands tell someone to do or not to do something.
“to do or not do something.” UNIDAD 2- Lección 1 Telling someone with whom you are familiar “to do or not do something.”
LOS MANDATOS ESPAÑOL 3 Unidad 3.1 y Tú mandato 3rd person singular of verb (él, ella, ud. Form) 3rd person singular of verb (él, ella, ud. Form)
Commands. Ud. / Uds. Commands To form a Ud. / Uds. command you have three steps. 1) Take the “yo” form of the present tense verb. 2) Drop the “o” 3) Add.
Tú Commands. + Tú Commands To form a positive tú command you simply use the él/ella form of the verb in the present tense.
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.
Los mandatos formales  Hablen Uds. español en clase.  Coma Ud. su cena mientras está caliente.  Lean Uds. los capítulos 5 y 6.  Ponga Ud. su abrigo.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  In Spanish, the command forms are used to give orders or advice. You use tú commands.
Mandatos negativos de tú. With affirmative tú commands, all you do is use the Ud., él, ella form. For negative tú commands, the form is different.
Negative tú commands Ms. Pomar Spanish II. When would I use negative tú commands? ► When you’re telling your friend, younger sibling, etc. not to do something!
(Command Forms). 1) Informal (Tú Form) Commands - Informal / Telling somebody to do or not to do something -This is the most common type of command 2)
1 1.Have a snack! (tener*) 2.Eat tacos! (comer) 3.Go! (ir*) 4.Speak! (hablar) 5.Sleep! (dormir) 6.Set the table! (poner*) 7.Be good! (ser*) ¡ TÚ + Práctica!
Los Mandatos Familiares Informal/Tú Commands. MANDATOS AFIRMATIVOS To tell a friend/close family member to do something, use the tú command form. To form.
Tú commands are used to give a command to someone you are familiar with. To form the affirmative tú command of regular verbs, just use the él/ella/Ud.
Los mandatos informales Español 2. Informal tú commands (affirmative / positive +) Use the form preguntar --> borrar--> servir--> él / ella / ud ¡Pregunta!
Los mandatos negativos familiares Negative tú commands.
Guided Notes: Formal Commands
Regular Formal commands (affirmative AND negative) 1.Start with the form of the verb 2.Drop the 3. Then put on the -ar verbs -er/-ir verbs Ud. Uds.
Negative Tú Commands Step 1 Yo form of the present Step 2 Drop –o Step 3 Add opposite endings AR verbs -es ER/IR verbs -as Luchar Step 1- Lucho Step 2-
PRETERIT TENSE REGULAR –AR VERB CONJUGATIONS To conjugate verbs that end in -AR, we need to do the following: Yo Tú Ud/él/ella Nosotros Vosotros Uds/ellos/ellas.
Preterite Irregulars!. Preterite irregulars When conjugating into the preterite tense, we there are some irregulars. If it ends in “car” “gar” or “zar”
Mandatos NEGATIVOS tú A)Regular -ar -er ir verbs B)Regular -go verbs C)Regular -ar -er ir verbs BOOT verbs D)Regular -ar -er ir verbs spelling changes.
Unidad 2, Etapa 1 By Alex, Alex, Trey, and Deeba.
Capítulo 7A-Realidades 2 p. 356
Preterite of IR and SER and -gar, -car, -zar Verbs Page 19 – Unit 1 Realidades 3.
Formal Commands! Ten-Hut! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.
Los Mandatos Informal (tú) Commands. Affirmative Commands (positive) Use the él/ella/ud. form of the verb Example: Hablar -> ¡Habla! (Speak!)
El pretérito. The preterite is one of the 2 past tenses in Spanish. It is used to talk about completed actions. It is used to narrate past events.
Avancemos Negative tú commands. When Are Negative Commands Used? Negative Commands are used when you tell a person to not do an action. For Example:
Mandatos Negativos en Tú (Negative Tú Commands)
1. Irregular Formal/Plural Commands 2. AR Verbs 3. GAR Verbs 3. CAR Verbs The “G” of the stem changes to “gu.” 4. Llegar  llegu + command ending = ¡Llegue.
Objetivo: to identify and apply -er and -ir preterite verb endings.
Negative tú commands. When we tell someone what NOT to do, we use a negative command. We have already discussed affirmative commands (camina, habla, ve,
Mandatos Negativos de la forma > Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo form and.
Mandatos; usted, ustedes, nosotros repaso. How do you form affirmative usted, ustedes, and nosotros commands? Start with the yo form of the present tense.
(Los Mandatos) Capítulo 1.2. I command you to… Mandatos afirmativos informales Informal tú commands.
COMANDOS Tú AFIRMATIVOS Use the third person singular (él, ella, usted) form of the verb in the present tense Third person, present tense Tú commmand Él.
Los Mandatos Familiares “tú” commands – for one person only.
Affirmative TÚ COMMANDS Amanda Ewoldt Todd. Affirmative TÚ Commands are what you use when you want to ask someone you know to do something or tell someone.
VOCES 2 – CAPITULO 9 El subjuntivo. ¿Qué es el subjuntivo? The subjunctive is a mood It is used to talk about  things we wish would happen  things we.
(TU COMMANDS). Commands are used to tell someone what to do or not to do. There are positive and negative informal commands. Positive tell people “to.
Avancemos Negative tú commands. When Are Negative Commands Used? Negative Commands are used when you tell a person to not do an action. For Example:
Mandatos afirmativos (+)con tú To tell a friend or close family member to DO SOMETHING, use the tú command form. To give an affirmative (+) command in.
El imperativo familiar (Verbos “regulares”) Giving informal/familiar commands.
Los mandatos informales Español 2 Informal tú commands (affirmative / positive +) Use the form preguntar --> borrar--> servir--> él / ella / ud ¡Pregunta!
Exprésate Cap. 1. 1) In the affirmative commands you use the 3rd person (él, ella, usted) singular present tense Or 2) In the affirmative commands you.