Transcript Affirmative Tu commands

Affirmative Tú
Commands
WALK!
SLEEP!
EAT!
In Spanish…
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When we want to tell a friend to do
something we use informal (tú) commands…
¡Come! – EAT!
¡Camina!- WALK!
¡Duerme!- SLEEP!
What looks familiar about these endings?
 Tú
commands are used with
friends or family.
 The regular affirmative tú
command is the same as the
él/ella/Ud. form of the present
tense.
Command Forms
Infinitive
Present
Affirmative
Tú command
Caminar
(él, ella) camina
¡Camina!
comer
(él, ella) come
¡Come!
abrir
(él, ella) abre
¡Abre!
Irregular Affirmative
Commands
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Some verbs
have irregular
affirmative tú
commands.
Remember
when you use
a pronoun with
an affirmative
command, the
pronoun
attaches to the
command.
Infinitive
Command
Decir
Hacer
Ir
Poner
Salir
Ser
Tener
Venir
Di
Haz
Ve
Pon
Sal
sé
Ten
ven
Commands with direct object pronouns and
reflexive pronouns
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If you use a command with a direct object
pronoun or reflexive pronoun, attach the
pronoun to the end of the command.
Modelo–
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Cruza el parque→¡Crúzalo!
¡Levántate!
If needed, add an accent when you attach a
pronoun to retain the original stress.