Los Mandatos Formales Singular

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Los mandatos formales Español pre-AP/BI 2.

Advertisements

Español 2 Capítulo 12 Página 412

Estructura Tomen Apuntes

Page 122 – Chapter 3 Realidades 3

Negative Tú Commands Mandatos Negativos Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo.

Mandatos con Ud. y Uds. ¡Ven conmigo!, Level 2 Tp. 260.

Negative Tú Commands 3B-español II Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, conjugate in the yo form of the present tense,

Negative Tú Commands.

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

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Formal and Plural Commands

Formal commands Giving orders to people you respect

Informal Commands WALK! SLEEP! EAT!.

Negative Tú Commands Español 2 Capítulo 12 Página 412.

Pueblos y ciudadesGramática 2 Formal commands Preview Formal commands Spelling changes Plural forms of commands.

Negative Tú Commands and Review of Affirmative Tú Commands Take Notes in Grammar Section Please!

Los mandatos formales.

Commands: Formal Ud. and Uds.

Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo form and add the following endings:

Mandatos familiares.

Commands Mandatos/commands Use commands when you want to tell someone what to do. Go to the store. Turn left at the light. Be quiet. Sit down. In Spanish,

Formal (usted/ustedes) Commands

(Formal Commands). Formal Commands We use commands to give instructions or to ask people to do things. In Spanish, commands have different forms to distinguish.

Formal Commands Prof. David E. Miralles. Formal Commands Commands are used when ordering, or telling someone to do something. This is often referred to.

Negative Tú Commands.

Commanding with Respect 

Negative Tú Commands P. 320 Avancemos 2 Negative Tú Commands 8To form negative tú commands with regular verbs, we drop the o of the present- tense yo.

Formal Commands! Ten-Hut! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.

Formal Commands.

FORMAL COMMANDS To give orders To give advise. FORMAL COMMANDS Usted (you formal) Ustedes (you all in Latin America; you all formal in Spain).

As you learned in Lección 2, the command forms are used to give orders or advice. Formal commands are used with people you address as usted or ustedes.

Formal Commands! Ten-Hut! In this presentation, you will learn about making commands in Spanish.

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

Formal Commands: being polite

The imperative mood P. 5. Different moods in Spanish mood- expresses how a speaker feels about an action Indicative mood- indicates what’s true or happening.

Remember how to form them? For positive/affirmative commands… Use the 3 rd person singular, or él/ella/Ud. form, of the verb. ¡Come! ¡Baila! ¡Habla! For.

Voces 1 - Capítulo 13 Los mandatos (imperativos) formales.

Buen Viaje Nivel 2 Los mandatos/imperativos formales.

Informal Commands. In Spanish… When we want to tell a friend, a kid, or someone you know on a first name basis to do something, we use informal (tú) commands…

  To create an affirmative usted command:  Conjugate the verb in 1 st person  Drop the “o”  For an AR verb: add “e”  For an ER/IR verb: add “a”

Los mandatos formales Español II.

Formal commands. They are used to tell someone what to do. When you are talking to someone you are formal with, use an usted command. When you are talking.

Sometimes you will need to add a Direct Object Pronoun to specify what you want the person to do. Instead of saying “Eat the fruit,” you can just say,

Tú commands (mandatos/imperativos informales). When we want to tell someone (a friend or other person you would address with tú) to do something, you.

Formal (usted/ustedes) Commands

FORMAL COMMANDS Usted /Ustedes To give orders To give advice

Ud. and Uds. commands.

The imperative mood P. 5.

Formal (usted/ustedes) Commands Los Mandatos

Formal Commands! - ¡Sí señor!-.

MANDATOS (Imperative mood).

As you learned in Lección 11, the command forms are used to give orders or advice. Formal commands are used with people you address as usted or ustedes.

Imperative Mood: Formal

Los mandatos Afirmativos: formales y plurales.

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

DON’T TALK! MANDATOS DON’T WALK! STOP! GO! LISTEN! Informal Commands.

Commanding with Respect 

Negative Tú Commands.

Formal commands Preview Formal commands Spelling changes

Formal commands Preview Formal commands Spelling changes

Negative Tú Commands P. 356 Realidades 2.

Irregular formal commands

The Imperative.

Los mandatos formales Formal CoMMANDS.

Irregular Negative tú commands

Regular Ud(s). Commands

¡Mandatos! Ud. y Uds. Commands

Los mandatos Afirmativos: formales y plurales.

Presentation transcript:

Los Mandatos Formales Singular To tell someone you address as USTED to do something Plural To tell a group you address as USTEDES to do something

Regulares y Singulares -AR Verbs – DROP the o in the YO form Add –e (the opposite usted form) Comprar compro – compre (Buy) Hablar hablo – No hable (Don’t talk) -ER/IR Verbs –DROP the o in the YO form Add a –a (the opposite usted form) Comer como – No coma (Don’t Eat) Abrir abro – abra (Open)

Regulares y Plurales -AR Verbs – DROP the o in the YO form Add –en (the opposite ustedes form) Caminar camino – caminen (Walk) Doblar doblo – No doblen (Don’t Turn) -ER/IR Verbs – DROP the o in the YO form Add –an (the opposite ustedes form) Escribir escribo – escriban (Write) Ver veo – No vean (Don’t watch)

Irregulares Follow the same rules for the endings Changes are in the stem -car, -gar, -zar, ger, and –guir (Same changes as in the preterit tense!) Sacar – Saque (Take out) Llegar – No lleguen (Don’t arrive) Empezar – Empiece (Start) Recoger – Recojan (Pick up) Seguir – Siga (Keep going/Follow)

Irregulares Cont. Usted Dar – dé (Give) Ser – sea (Be) Ir – vaya (Go) Ustedes Dar – den (Give) Ser – sean (Be) Ir – vayan (Go)

Otras Cosas Sigan derecho hasta la esquina. Formal commands are often used to give directions Sigan derecho hasta la esquina. Keep going straight to the corner. Direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns and reflexive pronouns are still attached to the affirmative command Command + IDOP/DOP/reflexive Add YOUR accent mark! (Second to last syllable of verb by itself) Cómala (Eat it!) Escríbame (Write to me.)

Otras cosas más.. Direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns, and reflexive pronouns are still placed before the negative command No + IDOP/DOP/reflexive + Command No me escriba. (Don’t write to me!) No la coma. (Don’t eat it!)

Repaso: 1. When do you attach a pronoun? 2. List 3 irregular command forms. 3. How do you form the affirmative Ud. Command? 4. When do you put the pronoun first? 5. What happens with –car,-gar,-zar verbs? 6. How do you form the negative Uds. command?