Mandatos de Tú Tú Commands. Statement vs. Command  Which statement is a command?  1. Paco eats his vegetables.  2. Paco, eat your vegetables!

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Mandatos de Tú Tú Commands

Statement vs. Command  Which statement is a command?  1. Paco eats his vegetables.  2. Paco, eat your vegetables!

Statement vs. Command  Which is a statement and which is a command?  1. Marta, take a shower.  2. Marta takes a shower.

Statement vs. Command  Which is a statement and which is a command?  1. Don’t talk during class.  2. She doesn’t talk during class.

Statement vs. Command  Which is a statement and which is a command?  1. Paco camina a la puerta.  2. Paco, camina a la puerta!

Statement vs. Command  Which is a statement and which is a command?  1. Marta habla en clase.  2. Marta, escucha en clase.

Statement vs. Command  Which is a statement and which is a command?  1. Termina la tarea, Marcos  2. Marcos termina la tarea.

How do we form tú commands?  It is very easy.  We are going to borrow a verb form from the present tense.  Can you guess which form we are going to use?

Repaso—Hablar  La Conjugación de “hablar”  Which conjugation do you think is also used for the tú command? HabloHablamos HablasHabláis HablaHablan HabloHablamos HablasHabláis HablaHablan

Repaso—Hablar  La Conjugación de “hablar” Even though it is the 3 rd person in the present tense, we borrow it for the command form. HabloHablamos HablasHabláis HablaHablan

Cantar  What is the tú command of “cantar”?  Canta con nuestros amigos. Sing with our friends. CantoCantamos CantasCantáis CantaCantan CantoCantamos CantasCantáis CantaCantan

Comer  What is the tú command of “comer”?  Come las papas fritas. Eat the french fries. ComoComemos ComesComéis ComeComen ComoComemos ComesComéis ComeComen

Regular Tú Commands  Marta come la torta. Marta eats the sandwich.  Marta, come la torta. Marta, eat the sandwich. Talking to Marta Talking about Marta

Regular Tú Commands  Paco abre la puerta. Paco opens the door.  Paco, abre la puerta. Paco, open the door. Talking to Paco Talking about Paco

Ejemplos  Carla vende las revistas. Carla sells the magazines.  Carla, vende las revistas. Carla, sell the magazines. *notice that they are the same verb and spelling, but they are used differently Present Tense Tú Command

Práctica Change the following to tú commands  _________ (caminar) a la puerta.  _________ (escuchar) a la maestra.  _________ (abrir) la ventana  _________ (repetir) la respuesta.  _________ (viajar) mucho.  _________ (cruzar) ahora mismo. Camina Escucha Abre Repite Viaja Cruza

Práctica Change the following to tú commands  _________ (usar) la computadora.  _________ (hablar) con la maestra.  _________ (vivir) en la casa  _________ (merendar) en 2 horas  _________ (cantar) mucho.  _________ (cerrar) temprano. Usa Habla Vive Merienda Canta Cierra

Práctica Change the following to tú commands  _________ (pasear) un rato  _________ (andar) en bicicleta.  _________ (oír) el sonido  _________ (llevar) los calcetines  _________ (perder) con gracia.  _________ (querer) lo bueno. Pasea Anda Oye Lleva Pierde Quiere

Traducciones  __________________________ Eat the food.  __________________________ Drink water.  __________________________ Travel to Miami. Come la comida. Bebe agua. Viaja a Miami.

Traducciones  __________________________ Turn to the right.  __________________________ Swim in the pool.  __________________________ Play in the court. Dobla a la derecha. Nada en la piscina. Juega en la cancha.

Más Práctica  Change the sentences to commands:  1. Paco descansa durante el receso. Paco, descansa durante el receso.  2. Lalo termina la tarea pronto. Lalo, termina la tarea pronto.

Más Práctica  3. Julia toma el refresco. Julia, toma el refresco.  4. Ana visita a su abuela. Ana, visita a tu abuela.  *5. Tú compras mucho.* Compra mucho.

Any Questions? English Time

El Pronombre & El Mandato  How do we put a pronoun with a command?  Julia, escribe la carta. S V D.O. Normally, we would change the noun to a pronoun and put it before the verb.

El Pronombre & El Mandato ¡¡¡Una Excepción!!!  With commands, the pronouns are attached to the end of the verb  Julia, escribe la carta.  Julia, escríbela. *add an accent

El Pronombre y El Mandato  Mario, bebe el refresco.  Mario, bébelo.  Deni, lleva los shorts.  Deni, llévalos. Mira a los accentos

Los Acentos  How do we know where to put the accents?  Do you remember the 2 accent rules?  Here is another way...

Los Acentos  Diga las palabras.  Escribe  Lee  Canta  Habla  Baila ¿Dónde está el estrés? Escribe LeeLee Canta Habla Baila

El Pronombre & Los Acentos  If you add more syllables to a word, you must add an accent to keep the stress  Escribe lo  Escríbelo  Lee + lo  Léelo

Práctica  ¿Dónde ponemos el accento? Where do we put the accent?  Abre la puerta.  Cierra el cuaderno.  Manda el libro  Canta la canción  Ábrela  Ciérralo  Mándalo  Cántala

Change the nouns to pronouns...  Eduardo, estudia las ciencias. Eduardo, estúdialas.  Mateo, contesta el teléfono. Mateo, contéstalo.  Isabel, prepara la comida. Isabel, prepárala.

Change the nouns to pronouns...  Margarita, mira la tele. Margarita, mírala.  Melinda, busca los zapatos. Melinda, búscalos.  Fernando, compra un vaso de agua. Fernando, cómpralo.

Answer the questions using pronouns and commands...  ¿Termino la tarea hoy? Sí, termínala.  ¿Toco el piano? Sí, tócalo.  ¿Comparto las películas? Sí, compártelas.

Más Preguntas  ¿Puedo vender las revista? Sí, véndelas.  ¿Puedo tocar la guitarra? Sí, tócala.  ¿Puedo invitar a los chicos? Sí, invítalos.

Más Preguntas  ¿Puedo leer las revistas? Sí, léelas.  ¿Puedo llamar a Mariana? Sí, llámala.  ¿Puedo invitar a ti? Sí, invítame.

Any Questions? English Time