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Understanding the Nosotros Command Forms in Spanish: A Guide to Subjunctive Usage

This guide covers the use of the nosotros command forms in Spanish, focusing on the subjunctive mood for both positive and negative commands. Learn how to form commands like "Let’s go" (Vamos) and "Let’s not tell her" (No le digamos). Discover the rules for conjugating verbs, handling irregularities, and utilizing pronouns effectively. With examples and explanations of stem-changing verbs, irregular forms, and reflexive pronouns, this resource provides a comprehensive overview for mastering the subjunctive in nosotros commands.

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Understanding the Nosotros Command Forms in Spanish: A Guide to Subjunctive Usage

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  1. Mandatos con nosotros • Just as in the Ud. and Uds. command forms, the nosotros command form is in the subjuctive for both positive and negative commands • Let’s go • Let’s read • Let’s not tell her • WE are doing the action…

  2. Think of the rules of forming the subjunctive in the nosotros form • Put verb into present tense “yo” form, drop –o; add opposite nosotros endings • -amos/ -emos

  3. Irregularities to remember • Think about –ar/-er stem changing verbs • Encontremos/ perdamos (no stem change) • Think about –ir stem-changing verbs • Durmamos/ sintamos (o>u;e>i) • The irregular “yo” forms and subjunctive maintain their changes throughout • Conzcamos/ tengamos • Think about the six irregular subjunctive forms • Hayamos/ vayamos/ seamos/ sepamos/ demos/ estemos

  4. ¡Excepción Excepción! • Let’s go : Vamos! (not subjunctive!)

  5. Pronouns • Just like with all the other command forms, with positive nosotros commands the pronoun in attached and an accent is added over the amos/ emos • ¡Digámosle! • When the command is negative the pronoun goes before the conjugated verb • ¡No le digamos!

  6. OJO ~ Reflexive pronouns • Will be using the “nos” pronoun because the action in being done to us • Positive commands ~ add “monos” on the end • Drop the “s”: ¡levantémonos!/ ¡durmámonos!

  7. Hacer Bailar Jugar Ser Comer No mostrar No participar Ponerse Cepillarse No ducharse ¡Pratiquemos!

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