Imperatives are often described as orders or commands, but they can also be invitations and advice.
Some imperatives in English....
"Come in".
"Have fun".
"Sleep well".
"Stay away".
In English it is easy; we just use the infinitive of the verb.
In Spanish it is much more complicated.
The form of the verb changes depending on whether we are talking to one person or many, whether it is a positive imperative or a negative and whether we are using "tú" or "usted".
Do the quizlet here to practice irregular imperatives.
Watch the video and learn about Imperatives in Spanish for the tú form.
Some extra exercises here.
Some imperatives in English....
"Come in".
"Have fun".
"Sleep well".
"Stay away".
In English it is easy; we just use the infinitive of the verb.
In Spanish it is much more complicated.
The form of the verb changes depending on whether we are talking to one person or many, whether it is a positive imperative or a negative and whether we are using "tú" or "usted".
Do the quizlet here to practice irregular imperatives.
Watch the video and learn about Imperatives in Spanish for the tú form.
Some extra exercises here.
