MANDATOS CON NOSOTROS Nosotros Commands 1. Pone el verbo en la forma yo. 2. Quita la –o. 3. Pone las terminaciones: -ar-er / -ir -emos -amos -emos -amos.

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MANDATOS CON NOSOTROS

Nosotros Commands 1. Pone el verbo en la forma yo. 2. Quita la –o. 3. Pone las terminaciones: -ar-er / -ir -emos -amos -emos -amos

Por ejemplo Comer Yo como Comamos, No comamos Hablar yo hablo Hablemos, no hablemos

Irregulares – D I S H E S Dar = demos, no demos Ir = vayamos, no vayamos Saber = sepamos, no sepamos Haber = hayamos, no hayamos Estar = estemos, no estemos Ser = seamos, no seamos

Verbos de Cambio Radical Stem-changing –ar/-er DO NOT change. Stem-changing –ar/-er DO NOT change. Por ejemplo: Cerremos la puerta. Stem-changing –ir verbs change e-i or o-u. Stem-changing –ir verbs change e-i or o-u. Por ejemplo: No durmamos. Pidamos la cuenta. Pidamos la cuenta.

Verbos de Cambio Radical Dormir Dormir Pedir Pedir Repetir Repetir Sentirse Sentirse Competir Competir Medir Medir Servir Servir Vestir Vestir Conseguir Conseguir

-car, -gar, -zar -car  -quemosSaquemos, no saquemos -car  -quemosSaquemos, no saquemos -gar,  -guemosLleguemos, no lleguemos -gar,  -guemosLleguemos, no lleguemos -zar  - cemosalmorcemos, no almorcemos -zar  - cemosalmorcemos, no almorcemos

Pronoun Placement (IOP/DOP) Indirect and direct object pronouns are attached to the end of affirmative commands. Indirect and direct object pronouns are attached to the end of affirmative commands. Ej: Comprémoslos – Let’s buy them. Indirect and direct object pronouns are placed before negative commands. Indirect and direct object pronouns are placed before negative commands. Ej: No los compremos.- Let’s not buy them.

Pronoun Placement (Reflexives) To add a reflexive verb to an affirmative command the “s” must be dropped before “nos” is added. To add a reflexive verb to an affirmative command the “s” must be dropped before “nos” is added. Ej. Let’s sit. = Sentémonos. The reflexive pronoun goes before the verb in a negative command. The reflexive pronoun goes before the verb in a negative command. Ej. Let’s not sit. = No nos sentemos.

Accents Accents are placed on the “e” of –emo(s) and the “a” of amo(s) in an affirmative command when one or two pronouns are attached. Ej. Let’s sell it to her. = Vendámoselo. Let’s put them on. = Pongámonoslos. Let’s put them on. = Pongámonoslos.

Pronoun Placement Indirect and direct object pronouns are attached to the end of an affirmative command. Indirect and direct object pronouns are attached to the end of an affirmative command. Ej. Wash it! = Lavadlo Accents are placed on –a(d), -e(d), or –i(d) of an affirmative command when there are 2 pronouns. Accents are placed on –a(d), -e(d), or –i(d) of an affirmative command when there are 2 pronouns. Ej. Put them on! = Ponéoslos. Dádmelo Indirect and direct object pronouns go before negative commands. Indirect and direct object pronouns go before negative commands. Ej. Don’t wash it! = No lo lavéis.

Pronoun Placement - Reflexives To add a reflexive verb to an affirmative command the “d” must be dropped before “os” is added. For –ir verbs, this also requires an accent mark over the “i”. To add a reflexive verb to an affirmative command the “d” must be dropped before “os” is added. For –ir verbs, this also requires an accent mark over the “i”.Ej. Lie down! = Acostaos Don’t lie down.= No os acostéis Get dressed = Vestíos Don’t get dressed = No os vistáis

Exception… One exception is irse. For irse ‘d’ is NOT dropped. irse = Idos

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