Irregular formal commands

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Irregular formal commands Preview Irregular formal commands Giving directions

Irregular formal commands Some verbs have irregular formal command forms. usted ustedes dar: (no) dé (no) den (don't) give ser: (no) sea (no) sean (don't) be ir: (no) vaya (no) vayan (don't) go

Giving directions Commands are often used when giving directions. Here are some useful verbs and expressions for giving someone directions. ir por la calle… Vayan por la calle El Conde. to take . . . street doblar a la derecha/ izquierda en Doble a la derecha en la Avenida Mella. to turn right/left on

Giving directions Commands are often used when giving directions. Here are some useful verbs and expressions for giving someone directions. seguir derecho hasta Sigan derecho hasta la esquina. to keep going (straight) to subir/bajar…hasta llegar a Suba/Baje por la calle hasta llegar al museo. to go up/down . . . until you get to