03 Tú commands + pronouns - Explanation

The video tutorial covers the use of commands in the second person singular form, focusing on the placement of pronouns in both affirmative and negative commands. It provides examples of negative commands and their corrected forms, explaining the rules for pronoun placement and the use of accent marks. The tutorial also addresses handling irregular commands and multiple verbs in negative commands.

What is the focus of the video tutorial?

• Commands in the third person singular

• Commands in the first person singular

• Commands in the second person singular

• Commands in the third person plural

How should pronouns be placed in negative commands?

• At the end of the command

• Before the conjugated verb

• In the middle of the command

• After the verb but before the object

What is required when adding pronouns to affirmative commands?

• Remove any existing accent marks

• Add an accent mark on the second to last syllable

• Add an accent mark on the last syllable

• No changes are needed

What happens if a command form is only one syllable?

• Always add an accent mark

• Add an accent mark if two pronouns are added

• Remove any pronouns

• No accent mark is needed

How are pronouns handled in negative commands with multiple verbs?

• Follow the normal rules of attaching to ING endings and infinitives

• Ignore the pronouns

• Place them before the first verb

• Attach them to the end of the first verb