IMPERATIVE T COMMANDS Jade Bridges Sydney Cardell Kayla

IMPERATIVE TÚ COMMANDS Jade Bridges, Sydney Cardell, Kayla Cleland

NOTES When using the ______ tú form, you drop off the infinitive then conjugate it 3 rd person present tense. AR Example: Comer = o amos as áis Bailar = a an Vivir = o es e ER emos/imos éis/ís en

All IDOP and DO rules still apply! Any time you add to the end, count back 3 syllables and add an (accent mark´) Give me it! = damelo =

There are 8 irregulars (ONLY in positive) Decir- di Tener- ten Hacer- haz Venir- ven Ir- ve Poner- pon Salir- sal Ser- se

The negative tú form is different. You go to 1 st person present tense, take off the infinitive, subtract the O & add opposite endings. (es/as) Example: Comer = Bailar = Vivir =

In the ______ form, do not attach the IDOP/DO to the verb. Don’t tell me it! = no me lo ____

OTHER RULES Verbs that end in GAR: g - gu Ex: pagar – pague Verbs that end in GER/GIR: g - j Ex: escoger – escoja Verbs that end in GUIR: gu – g Ex: extinguir – extinga Verbs that end in CER/CIR: c – z Ex: convencer - convenza

Verbs end in CAR: c – qu Ex: tocar – toque Verbs end in ZAR: z – c Ex: comenzar - comience

GAME TIME Conjugate in the positive tú form Come here! Vener aquí

GAME TIME Conjugate in the positive tú form Love me! Me amar

GAME TIME Conjugate in the positive tú form Shut up! Callarse

GAME TIME Conjugate in the negative tú form Don’t tell lies! No decir mentiras

GAME TIME Conjugate in the negative tú form Don’t have kids at fourteen! No tener niños a catorce años