Commands

Question 1

How do you conjugate usted/ustedes verbs in affirmative commands?

Answer 1

Use the opposite endings
-ar becomes -er
-er and -ir becomes -ar

Question 2

How do you conjugate usted/ustedes verbs in negative commands?

Answer 2

Use the opposite endings
-ar becomes -er
-er and -ir becomes -ar

Question 3

How do you conjugate tú commands in the affirmative command?

Answer 3

Use the él/ella/usted form of the indicative

Question 4

How do you conjugate tú commands in the negative command?

Answer 4

Use the tú form of the present subjunctive

Question 5

What are the affirmative tú commands for decir, hacer, and ir?

Answer 5

di
haz
ve

Question 6

What are the affirmative tú commands for poner, salir, and ser?

Answer 6

pon, sal, sé

Question 7

What are the affirmative tú commands for tener and venir?

Answer 7

ten
ven

Question 8

How do nosotros commands work?

Answer 8

They use the nosotros/as endings of the subjunctive for both affirmative and negative.

Question 9

What are the affirmative nosotros/as commands for ir an irse?

Answer 9

vamos
vámonos

Question 10

What are the negative nosotros/as commands for ir and irse?

Answer 10

no vayamos
no nos vayamos

Question 11

How do accent marks work with pronouns?

Answer 11

• The second last syllable of a verb with pronouns

Question 12

What is the order of pronouns when attaching them to commands?

Answer 12

reflexive, indirect, direct

Question 13

What happens when nos or se are attached to an affirmative nosotros/as command?

Answer 13

The final s of the command of is dropped.
Vamosnos becomes vámonos

Question 14

Where do you put pronouns when using negative commands?

Answer 14

Between the “no” and the “verb”

Question 15

What are the reflexive pronouns?

Answer 15

me, te, se, nos, se

Question 16

What are the direct object pronouns?

Answer 16

me, te, lo/la
nos, los/las

Question 17

What are the indirect object pronouns?

Answer 17

me, te, le
nos, les

Question 18

What are indirect object pronouns used for?

Answer 18

What or who is the verb done for?

Question 19

What are direct object pronouns used for?

Answer 19

What is the verb refer to?

Question 20

How do you put le/les and lo/la/los/las together?jn

Answer 20

Le or Les becomes se