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Informal Commands.

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Presentación del tema: "Informal Commands."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Informal Commands

2 Change the following verbs into INFORMAL COMMANDS.
Paco, ___________ (hablar) Muchacho, ___________ (correr) Eduardo , ___________ (relajarse) María , ___________ (ir) Antonio, ___________ (escribir) Mi hija baja, ___________ (crecer) habla corre relájase ve escribe crece

3 What is the difference between…?
Positive Command: Negative Command Go to your room. Make dinner. Study your Spanish vocabulary. Don’t go to your room. Don’t make dinner. Don’ study your Spanish vocabulary.

4 So far we have learned POSITIVE - INFORMAL commands.

5 How do I form a NEGATIVE, INFORMAL command?
Follow these 3 easy steps to make a NEGATIVE command! HABLAR Go to the PRESENT TENSE, YO FORM of the verb! Remove the ending Add its opposite ending HABL O ES WHAT IS AN OPPOSITE ENDING?

6 INFORMAL COMMANDS AR changes to ES ER changes to AS IR changes to AS
Señor, what is an opposite ending? TÚ AR changes to ES ER changes to AS IR changes to AS

7 Lets practice some NEGATIVE TÚ commands…
“Yo” Forms EAT! SIT! READ! HAVE! LIVE! SLEEP! Como  Siento  Leo  Tengo  Vivo  Duermo  comer sentar (ie) leer tener vivir dormir (ue)

8 Hey Señor, this is easy! Are there any irregulars?
What would Spanish be without IRREGULARS?! The good news is that there are only 5!!! DAR ESTAR IR SABER SER DÉ or DEN ESTÉ or ESTÉN VAYA or VAYAN SEPA or SEPAN SEA or SEAN

9 Change the following verbs into INFORMAL COMMANDS.
Chuck, no ___________ (hablar) Eva Maria, no ___________ (correr) Eduardo, no ___________ (relajarse) Felipe, no ___________ (ir) Corinne, no ___________ (escribir) Manuela, no ___________ (crecer) hables corras te relajes vayas escribas crezcas

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