Mandatos con «nosotros»

Los mandatos informales
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Infinitive Er- Ir- Verbs (Subjunctive) Por: Nate, Maria, Taylor.
LOS MANDATOS ESPAÑOL 3 Unidad 3.1 y 3.2.
Cuando el Papá habla, todos escuchan.. A Miguelito no le gusta comer sus verduras. El papá dice: Miguelito, come tus verduras.
Mandatos afirmativos y negativos con tú cap. 9 - P. 309 Paso a Paso 3.
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.
Apuntes (5.2.15) Los Mandatos Gente: Lección 6 Sra. Butsch Nolte Kentridge High School.
LOS MANDATOS FORMALES  Formal commands are addressed to “usted” and “ustedes”  Commands tell someone to do or not to do something.
MANDATOS INFORMALES Just do it! (or don’t). Mandatos informales afirmativos Give some examples of how you would tell someone to do something in English.
Affirmative Tú Commands P. 168 Affirmative Tú Commands n To give affirmative commands to someone you address as tú…  You take the 3rd person form of.
 Direct Object Pronouns and reflexive pronouns are attached to the end of affirmative commands.  A written accent mark goes over the stressed vowel.
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)
Review of Commands -ar verbs use “e” endings –clavar  clave claven -er/-ir verbs use “a” endings –meter  meta metan –unir  una unan consider the yo.
Affirmative Tú Commands n You already know how to give affirmative commands to someone you address as tú. n You take the 3rd person form of the verb.
Repaso: Los mandatos informales
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.
Formal Commands! ¡Atención! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.
 Put verb in 3 rd person singular form (él/ella/usted)  Example: Hablar – habla = speak Correr – corre = run Escribir – escribe = write.
Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved  In Spanish, the command forms are used to give orders or advice. You use tú commands.
Español II … are pretty easy. You just use a base verb form (without a subject, since it’s always “you”) to tell people what they should do: Stand up!
Mandatos Formales Usted/Ustedes Commands and their negative counterparts.
Review - Affirmative tú commands – p. 26 To tell someone what to do, informally (tú), use a tú command. Tú commands - drop the “s” from the tú form of.
Los mandatos Espanol 4.2 Commands.
Los mandatos. Cómo formar los mandatos Use commands when you want to tell someone to do something or not to do something.
Familiar Commands 1. The subject of the command is tú. 2. Regular Verbs (affirmative forms) (Do it!) stem + command ending ar class verbs- A er/ir class.
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.
Srta. Forgue El 1 de noviembre  Repasa el vocabulario de los coches (pág. 56)
los mandatos/imperativos
Negative Tú Commands Señor Abels Realidades 2, p356 rrcaabels.weebly.com.
Los mandatos informales Español 2. Informal tú commands (affirmative / positive +) Use the form preguntar --> borrar--> servir--> él / ella / ud ¡Pregunta!
Los Imperativos (Los mandatos) Escucha bien…. Los Imperativos TúTú Usted Ustedes PositivoNegativo habla come escribe hable coma escriba hablen coman escriban.
Formal Commands! Telling people what to do…… You speak, or you are speaking……Hablas, estás hablando This is different from telling (commanding) someone.
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.
Affirmative Tú Commands P. 45 Affirmative Tú Commands n You already know how to give affirmative commands to someone you address as tú. n You take the.
Affirmative Tú Commands Page 305 Realidades 1 Affirmative Commands  When you tell someone to do something, you are giving an affirmative command.
Affirmative Tú Commands
Affirmative Tú Commands
Formal Commands! Ten-Hut! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.
Affirmative Tú Commands Page 305 Realidades 1 Affirmative Commands  When you tell someone to do something, you are giving an affirmative command.
Mandatos Formales (Formal Commands). Mandatos Formales WWhat are commands (mandatos) and when do we use them? 2 types:Affirmative Commands vs. Negative.
Affirmative tú commands U5L2. Use affirmative tú commands with a friend or family member. Regular affirmative tú commands are the same as the él / ella.
Informaltú commands Unlike the formal command (usted / ustedes), tú commands have one form for affirmative commands and a different form for negative commands.
Los Mandatos Informal (tú) Commands. Affirmative Commands (positive) Use the él/ella/ud. form of the verb Example: Hablar -> ¡Habla! (Speak!)
Affirmative/Negative Tú Commands. Rules When you tell friends, family, or young people to do something, you use an affirmative tú command. To give the.
Page 114 – Chapter 2 En Español 3.  You already know how to give affirmative commands to someone you address as tú.  You take the 3rd person form of.
Los mandatos Español 2. REPASO: Mandatos de “tú” (afirmativos) Use the “él/ella” present tense form of the verb for the affirmative “tú” command. Use.
IMPERATIVE (a request or a command) HABLAR = TO TALK HABLAR = TO TALK –TALK! DON’T TALK! COMER = TO EAT COMER = TO EAT –EAT!DON’T EAT! ESCRIBIR ESCRIBIR.
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 FORMALES (FORMAL COMMANDS). In Spanish, there are special verb forms used when one gives a “command” Ex: Leave now! Do the homework! Don’t talk!
Mandatos. Polite commands (ud.) Positive command s (do it!) 1.take the “o” off the present tense yo form 2.add the opposite vowel (ar=e, er=a ir=a) 3.add.
Los Mandatos We use commands to give instructions or to ask people to do things. In Spanish, commands have different forms to distinguish between formal.
Regular present subjunctive mood Grammar essentials #122.
(Los Mandatos) Capítulo 1.2. I command you to… Mandatos afirmativos informales Informal tú commands.
Los Mandatos Familiares “tú” commands – for one person only.
LOS MANDATOS / IMPERATIVOS FORMALES – USTED / USTEDES YO FORM OF VERB – HABLO DROP THE “O” – HABL ADD OPPOSITE ENDING – AR verbs E(N) ER/IR verbs A(N)
1. El peluquero cortarse 2. El jugador lastimarse 3. La niña resfriarse 4. El cartero torcerse 5. La enfermera vendarse.
Día 7 Capitulo 3 Mantenerte sano Español 3 Mandatos de tú Afirmativos y negativos ¿Qué recordamos?
+ Irregular affirmative tú commands. + Repaso: Affirmative tú commands Recuerdas: in order to give a command, we use the “él, ella, ud.” form of the verb.
El imperativo familiar: los irregulares Giving informal commands The Irregulars.
Formal Commands! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.
AFFIRMATIVE TÚ (INFORMAL) COMMANDS In both English and Spanish… Affirmative commands are used to tell someone to do something! Use them with friends.
Ud. and Uds. Commands Gramática. To give an affirmative or negative command in the Ud. or Uds. form, use the present- tense yo form as the stem, just.
©2014 by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved  In Spanish, the command forms are used to give orders or advice. You use tú commands (mandatos.
III Arte en camisas Oct. 7 Negative commands 10/7 Negative Informal TU Commads ☺ Mandatos negativos informales TU To form negative tú commands with regular.
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.
11 Imperativo familiar: formas regulares You use the tú command when speaking with friends, family, people you know well, and children. The regular tú.
Affirmative Tú Commands
Mandatos Informales (Informal Commands)