Guided Notes: Formal Commands

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Guided Notes: Formal Commands Español II Guided Notes: Formal Commands

Usted Commands usted To command someone you address as to do something, use formal commands. usted

Unlike informal commands, formal commands are the same for both affirmative and negative

  To form them, put the verb in the form, drop the and add opposite endings. for –ar verbs for –er/–ir verbs yo o e a

Examples: comprar: yo compro compre comer: yo como coma

Ustedes Commands To make a formal command plural (meaning “you all”) just add an to the end of the Ud. command. n

Irregulars: -car -gar -zar You have already learned that , , and have spelling changes before an “e” is added to the end. -car -gar -zar

Irregulars: -ger and –guir also have spelling changed when an opposite ending is added.   Example: seguir siga recoger recoja

Irregulars: dar ser ir dé den sea be go Ud. Uds. give sean vaya vayan Meaning dar ser ir dé den give sea sean be vaya vayan go

Pronoun Placement attached before Object and reflexive pronouns are to the end of an affirmative command and placed a negative command. attached before

Práctica: Busque Hable Haga Doble Escriba 1. las llaves. (buscar) 2. español. (hablar) 3. ejercicio. (hacer) 4. a la izquierda. (doblar) 5. la carta. (escribir) Hable Haga Doble Escriba

Práctica: Siga Suba Bájese Compre Organice 6. derecho. (seguir) 7. la calle Main. (subir) 8. de metro. (bajarse) 9. los flores. (comprar) 10. la sala. (organizar) Suba Bájese Compre Organice

Más Práctica: Vayan Tomen Paren Lleguen 1. al supermercado. (ir) 2. mucho agua. (tomar) 3. en la esquina. (parar) 4. temprano. (llegar) Tomen Paren Lleguen

Más Práctica: Abren Coman Recojan 5. su hija. (recoger) 6. la puerta. (abrir) 7. muchas verduras. (comer) Abren Coman

Review of Informal Commands: affirmative negative dar decir hacer ir poner salir ser tener venir da no des di no digas haz no hagas ve no vayas pon no pongas sal no salgas sé no seas no tengas ten ven no vengas