Transcript Affirmative informal commands with pronounsx

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Learning target: I can use affirmative informal commands with
pronouns to tell people what to do without naming the object of the
sentence.
Do now: Write the answer to each question using a direct object
pronoun
Ex. ¿Quién pide el café? Tomás lo pide.
1. ¿Quién limipia la casa hoy? Tú _________.
2. ¿Quién sirve la cena en tu casa? Mis padres ____________.
3. ¿Quién prepara los postres? Nosotros ________________.
4. ¿Quién va a sacar la basura está noche? Yo _________________.
Affirmative Informal Commands
with Pronouns
p.216
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
¿Te acuerdas?
Pt.1
The direct object pronoun goes immediately
before the conjugated verb
Example:
P: ¿Siempre preparas la cena?
R: No, no la preparo siempre, pero hoy sí la voy
a preparar.
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
¿Te acuerdas?
Pt.2
To form informal affirmative commands drop the –s
off the tú form of a verb ending, keeping in mind
the irregular verbs that do not follow this pattern.
Examples
Hablar -> habla
Comer -> come
Tener -> ten
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
Affirmative informal commands with
pronouns
When used with affirmative informal
commands, pronouns should be attached to the
end of the verb.
¿Pongo la mesa? Sí, ponla.
Should I set the table? Yes, set it.
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
Affirmative informal commands with
pronouns
Unless the affirmative command you’re using is
more than one syllable long, you will need to add
an accent to the stressed vowel of the verb.
Examples
¿Preparo la carne? Sí, prepárala. (1+ syllable)
Should I prepare the meat? Yes, prepare it
¿Pongo la mesa? Sí, ponla. (1 syllable)
Should I set the table? Yes, set it.
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
Affirmative informal commands with
pronouns
How do you know where the stressed vowel of
the verb is in order to add the accent?
In Spanish, the vowel emphasis automatically given to any word
is always on the second to last vowel, unless an accent tells you
to put the emphasis somewhere else (ex. construcción)
• Find where the second to last vowel sound would have been if
you hadn’t attached the pronoun to the end
Ex. Preparala-> prepara la-> prepára la -> prepárala
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of
the sentence.
Practica
p.216 #34
LT: I can use affirmative informal
commands with pronouns to tell people
what to do without naming the object of