Mandatos Formales (Formal Commands). Mandatos Formales WWhat are commands (mandatos) and when do we use them? 2 types:Affirmative Commands vs. Negative.

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Mandatos Formales (Formal Commands)

Mandatos Formales WWhat are commands (mandatos) and when do we use them? 2 types:Affirmative Commands vs. Negative Commands *Often called the Imperative Form.

Mandatos Afirmativos Singulares  To form and singular affirmative formal command, conjugate to the: Usted Él Ella form of the verb in the present tense. Then use the opposite verb ending.

Mandatos Afirmativos en Tú Hablar Correr Compartir habla corre comparte hable corra comparta Ayudar Beber Escribir ayuda bebe escribe ayude beba escriba

Irregulares If the verb is a “yo-go” verb, you must remember to use that form in the command: e.g. venir (to come) yo vengo ¡Venga! If the verb has a stem change but is not a “yo-go”, you must remember to use the stem change: e.g. dormir (to sleep) usted duerme ¡Duerma!

Mandatos Afirmativos Plurales To form a plural command:  Conjugate to the ellos, ellas, ustedes form  Use opposite verb ending Hable hablen Escriba escriban Coma coman **Don’t forget about “yo-go’s” and stem-changers.

Mandatos Negativos To make a negative command, just add “no” in front of the verb. ¡Cante! ¡No cante! ¡Duerman! ¡No duerman! ¡Piense! ¡No piense!

A Practicar Turn the following into a formal command: 1. Abrir 2. Bailar 3. Caminar 4. Cantar cerrar 5. Correr 6. Contar 7. Dar 8. Decir 9. Escribir 10. Escuchar 11. Estudiar 12. Hablar 13. Leer 14. Levantar 15. Mirar 16. Mostrar 17. Poner 18. Saltar 19. Sacar 20. sentar