To form the Ud./Uds. command: 1. Take the “yo” 2. Drop the “o” 3. Add the opposite ending: -e, -en for –ar verbs -a, -an for –er, -ir verbs Trabajar 

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To form the Ud./Uds. command: 1. Take the “yo” 2. Drop the “o” 3. Add the opposite ending: -e, -en for –ar verbs -a, -an for –er, -ir verbs Trabajar  Comer  Escribir  (no) trabaje (no) coma (no) escriba Formal commands are used to give a command using the Ud. or Uds. form (affirmative or negative). (no) trabajen (no) coman (no) escriban Ud.Uds.

tocar pagar empezar (no) toque (no) pague (no) empiece Verbs ending in –car, -gar, or –zar have spelling changes: c changes to qu g changes to gu z changes to c. pago  empiezo  toco  (no) toquen (no) paguen (no) empiecen Ud.Uds.

Some verbs have completely irregular formal commands. They must be memorized. They are: (no) dé estar  ir  ser  dar  (no) esté (no) vaya (no) sea (no) den (no) estén (no) vayan (no) sean Ud.Uds. poner  (no) ponga(no) pongan tener  (no) tenga(no) tengan traer  (no) traiga(no) traigan

Remember that pronouns are attached to affirmative commands. Example: With negative commands, pronouns always go right before the conjugated verb. -¿Encendemos la fogata ahora? -No, no la enciendan todavía. -¿Dónde ponemos la leña? -Pónganla en un lugar seco.

Traducir 1. (Ud.) Grill the steak on the grill. 2. (Uds.) Don’t put the firewood in the bonfire. 3. (Ud.) Don’t cut up the pineapples and watermelons. 4. (Uds.) Take a walk on the trail. 5. (Ud.) Don’t prepare the pork chops outdoors. Ase la carne de res en la parrilla. No pongan la leña en la fogata. No corte las piñas ni las sandías. Den una caminata por el sendero. No prepare las chuletas de cerdo al aire libre.

Traducir 1. (Ud.) Cook the sweet and spicy chicken. 2. (Uds.) Put the cherries and peaches in the basket. 3. (Ud.) Don’t put ketchup and mayonnaise on the hot dog. 4. (Uds.) Bring the turkey and corn to the table. 5. (Ud.) Add the avocado and the beans to the salad. Cocine el pollo dulce y picante. Pongan las cerezas y los duraznos en la cesta. No ponga la salsa de tomate y la mayonesa en el perro caliente. Traigan el pavo y el maíz a la mesa. Añada el aguacate y los frijoles a la ensalada.