Informal TÚ commands

An affirmative command...

• is telling someone to do something.

• is stating a fact about something positive.

• is telling someone to not do something.

• is asking a question starting with no.

To form a regular affirmative tú command:

• drop the ending and add the opposite nosotros ending.

• change it to the yo form and add no.

• Leave it in the infinitive.

• change the verb to él / ella / ud. form in present tense.

Choose the correct translation- Joe, do your homework.

• Joe haces tu tarea.
• Joe hacer tu tarea.
• Joe hace tu tarea.
• Joe haz tu tarea.

Fill in the missing command: ¡_____ la verdad!

• Di

• Haz

• Pon

• Sé

Fill in the missing command: ¡_____ la tarea!

• Haz

• Bebe

• Sé

• Ven

Please choose the affirmative tú command of: ser

• sea

• se

• sé

• es

Fill in the missing command: ¡_____ aquí, por favor!

• Di

• Sal

• Ten

• Ven

Please choose the affirmative tú command of: salir

• sale

• sales

• sal

• salgo

How do you conjugate venir into a informal command?

• ven
• vin
• vien
• None of these are correct

The conjugations are different for affirmative and negative tú commands.

• True

• False