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The document discusses the imperative form in Spanish. The imperative is formed with the verb without a subject. To form the negative, "Don't" is used along with the verb. Imperatives are used to give orders, instructions, offers, and requests. They are formed with the bare infinitive and without a subject for the positive form, and "Don't" plus the verb infinitive for the negative form. Examples of uses include giving instructions, orders, offers, and telling someone what to do or not do.
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- 2. Imperatives The imperative is formed with the verbwithout a subject Te negative is formed with Don´t and the verb
- 3. Use of imperatives Give orders Give instructions Offer something Make a request
- 4. We form the imperative with the bare infinitive without the subject Sit down, pleace
- 5. We form the negative imperative with don´t and the verb infinitive Don´t feed the animals
- 6. We use the imperative to give instructions Put the spaghetti dish in the oven
- 7. We use the imperative to give orders Don´t eat in the class
- 8. We use the imperative to offer something Have a snack
- 9. We use the imperative to tell someone what to do or not to do Sing this form please
- 10. Thanks