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Mastering Affirmative Tú Commands for Easy Communication

Learn how to use affirmative tú commands to give instructions and commands when speaking with friends and family. Follow simple rules to construct commands using the él/ella form of present tense verbs. Practice using direct object pronouns with tú commands for effective communication. Start mastering these commands today!

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Mastering Affirmative Tú Commands for Easy Communication

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  1. Affirmative TúCommands Unidad 4, Etapa 1

  2. Before we start……. Affirmative- positive (as opposed to negative) Tú command- to be used when talking to friends and family only!

  3. To tell a person to do something, use an affirmative túcommand EX: Walk! EX: Eat! EX: Turn! EX: Read! EX: Open it! EX: Write!

  4. To construct the túcommandsfollow this rule…… RULE: Use the éL/ella form of the present tense verb. I know it is called a “Tú command” but you have to use the éL/ellaform of the verb!!!!

  5. How does it work???? Ex: Walk! So you would say: ¡Camina!-Walk!

  6. Another example Ex: Eat! So you would say: ¡come!-eat!

  7. Using the túcommands with a D.O.P. Ex: CROSS it! (la calle) So you would say: ¡crúzala!-cross it!

  8. Now you try!! Run! Write! Read! Listen to her! Drive it! (la moto) Open it! (el libro) Play it! (el tenis)

  9. Now you try!! Corre! Escribe! Lee! EscÚchala! manÉjala! (la moto) ábrelo! (el libro) juégalo! (el tenis)

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