LOS MANDATOS FAMILIARES A command is when you tell someone WHAT TO DO! Eat well! Sleep! Do exercise! Rest! To form a tú command go to the él/ella/usted.

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LOS MANDATOS FAMILIARES A command is when you tell someone WHAT TO DO! Eat well! Sleep! Do exercise! Rest! To form a tú command go to the él/ella/usted form of the present tense ¡Habla! ¡Mira! ¡Come! ¡Descansa!

IRREGULAR COMMANDS Decir- di say! Hacer- haz do/make! Ir- ve go! Poner- pon put/place! Salir- sal leave! Ser- sé be! Venir- ven come!

FORMING NEGATIVE COMMANDS 1. Put “no” in front of the verb 2. Change the verb to the opposite ending and add “s” 3. AR verbs change to es 4. Er/IR verbs change to as No fumes No bailes No comas No bebas

Baja de peso Lose weight!

Bebe leche Drink milk!

No trabajes demasiado Don’t work so much

Come bien Eat well!

Duerme Sleep!

Come una dieta sana Eat a healthy diet!

Haz yoga Do yoga!

No fumes Don’t smoke!

No bebas café Don’t drink cofee