Negative tú commands are used to tell someone (familiar) what NOT to do.

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Negative tú commands are used to tell someone (familiar) what NOT to do.

To form negative tú commands, you have to go through three steps.

#1 Start with the yo form of the verb comer  como

#2 Take off the “o” como  com-

#3 Add the opposite “tú” ending. For –ar verbs, add –es #3 Add the opposite “tú” ending. For –ar verbs, add –es. For –er/-ir verbs add –as. com-  comas

Don’t forget to add “no” to the beginning of negative commands Don’t forget to add “no” to the beginning of negative commands. No comas... = Don’t eat...

doblar

no dobles

don’t turn!

comer

no comas

don’t eat!

escribir

no escribas

don’t write!

Don’t forget, you still have to stem-change if you are using a stem-changing verb.

volver

no vuelvas

don’t return!

pedir

no pidas

don’t ask for! don’t order!

sentar

no sientes

don’t sit!

You also have to watch out for verbs with irregular “yo” forms.

tener

no tengas

don’t have!

poner

no pongas

don’t put!

seguir

no sigas

don’t continue! don’t follow!

decir

no digas

don’t say! don’t tell!

salir

no salgas

don’t leave! don’t go out!

hacer

no hagas

don’t make! don’t do!

venir

no vengas

don’t come!

Estar – Estés (don’t be) Ir - vayas (don’t go) There are 5 irregulars Dar – Des (don’t give) Estar – Estés (don’t be) Ir - vayas (don’t go) Saber – sepas (don’t know) Ser – seas (don’t be)

Page 321 Ex. 11 For each number you are going to write a positive tu command and a negative. EX 1. Filma la escena otra vez No filmes la escena otra vez

Ex 12 Look at the picture. Come up with a list of NEGATIVE commands from the word box. Example: Mario – No juegues con el mircrófono!

Katie/Kayla Remember: Usted Commands (we did before break) are formed by taking the verb in the Yo form and switching endings Tener – tenga or no tenga . You don’t have a difference between pos/neg like the Tu commands. Tu commands (what we are working on now) Positive – El/Ella form of the verb – no ending switch (lavar = lava = wash!_) Negative – Yo form of the verb – switch endings. (lavar = no lavas) It’s important to remember the Yo form for negative so you do the irregular YO’s correctly Also – only difference between Usted commands and Tu commands are the person you are talking to. Usted – formal/Tu - informal