4 Commands Review Unit 2.2

Front

If you want to tell your teacher to have a good weekend, you'd say: i_________un buen fin de semana!

Back

Tenga

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Tenga' because it is the formal command form (imperative) used to address someone respectfully, like a teacher. 'Ten' is informal, 'tienes' is present tense, and 'tengan' is plural, which doesn't fit here.

Front

All commands are formed by starting with the "yo" form, dropping the -o and adding the "opposite vowel" (-ar verbs -> e, -er/-ir verbs -> a) except for.....

Back

positive tú commands

Answer explanation

Positive tú commands are formed differently; they use the third person singular form of the verb instead of the yo form. Therefore, the rule about dropping -o and adding opposite vowels does not apply.

Front

Where do pronouns go when forming a command of a reflexive verb (ie. lavarse)?

Back

In front of negative commands and attached to positive commands

Answer explanation

The correct negative informal command for 'poner' is 'no pongas'. This form is used when addressing someone informally (tú) and indicates not to put something. 'No pones' is incorrect as it is not a command.

Front

When attaching a "nos" pronoun to a positive nosotros command....

Back

Drop the last -s of the nosotros command first

Answer explanation

The correct affirmative formal command for "venir" is "venga". "Ven" is informal, "vienen" is the third person plural form, and "venimos" means "we come". Therefore, "venga" is the appropriate formal command.

Front

escribir - Uds.

Back

escriban

Front

no tomar - tú

Back

no tomes

Front

no hablar - tú

Back

no hables

Front

volver - Uds.

Back

vuelvan

Front

comprar - tú

Back

compra

Front

poner - Ud.

Back

ponga