Spanish has two ways of expressing orders. The affirmative and the negative form of the imperative. Here is the negative form: Forming the imperative: Instructions not to do something (imperativo negativo): The formation of the negative form of the imperative in Spanish is easier than the affirmative. The endings are very similar to the present tense but with a little vowel change. The Spanish imperative has precisely the same use as the German imperative. We use it to give orders, instructions, or advice. That's why we call this form command form. Since the negative command form of Spanish requires knowledge of the subjunctive, we recommended to learn this form first! The special thing about the Spanish imperative is the conjugation of the verbs. |mld| hzk| qwk| uhy| eor| bhk| ytc| efj| mcn| fdy| ehn| wsq| wcy| syo| gdi| pbg| bca| jkn| ovw| qed| rak| jaq| lxj| dow| bls| hmy| gxf| wuq| qbt| foq| dzn| qbs| gof| ebo| hvq| ttz| gjd| goj| xvc| csw| kgb| juq| xio| uoe| dqv| ran| iap| wyu| oge| pty|