Утвердительные команды в испанском языке Викторина

“To master affirmative commands in Spanish, it’s essential to understand their formation and usage. Affirmative commands are used to give direct orders or instructions, and they can vary based on the subject being addressed. For tú (informal singular “you”), regular verbs typically take the third person singular form of the present indicative. For example, the verb “hablar” becomes “habla,” while “escribir” transforms into “escribe.” Keep in mind that some verbs are irregular and do not follow this pattern, such as “ir,” which becomes “vete,” and “tener,” which changes to “ten.” For commands directed at usted (formal singular “you”), the structure is different; you will often use the subjunctives for the formal commands, such as “hable” for “hablar” and “escriba” for “escribir.”


When addressing a group, use the nosotros form for suggestions, such as “hablemos” (let’s talk) or “escribamos” (let’s write). For vosotros (informal plural “you” mostly used in Spain), the affirmative command is formed by dropping the -r from the infinitives, leading to “hablad” and “escribid.” Lastly, when giving commands, consider the context and tone, as the imperative mood can come across as forceful or direct. Practice is key to mastering these commands, so try creating sentences using different verbs and addressing various subjects to reinforce your understanding. Remember to pay attention to the exceptions and irregular forms, as they are crucial for fluency in everyday conversations.”