Ud/Uds Commands. What are they?  Ud and Uds commands are formal commands  Examples:  Mr. Waters, wear your ID  Teachers, don’t yell at students.

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Ud/Uds Commands

What are they?  Ud and Uds commands are formal commands  Examples:  Mr. Waters, wear your ID  Teachers, don’t yell at students

How to form them  Put the verb in the yo form and drop the o just like we did for negative tu commands  Add e or en for AR verbs  Add a or an for ER and IR verbs

 Cortar = corto = cort = Señor, corte el papel  Servir = sirvo = sirv = Señoritas, sirvan la ensalada  To make them negative, add no  No corte  No sirvan

Attaching Pronouns  Attach DOPs to the end of an affirmative command  Poner la mesa  Pongala / Ponganla  With negative commands, put the pronoun right before the command  No la ponga / No la pongan

Tricky Commands Neg. Tu Com Ud. Command Uds. Command No busques (no) busque (no) busquen No hagas (no) haga (no) hagan No des (no) dé (no) den No vayas (no) vaya (no) vayan No seas (no) sea (no) sean