Commands

Commands

• While commanding someone, a comma is placed between the subject and the verb.
• Ex:
• Simón dibuja. (Simon draws.)
• Put a comma between the subject and the verb, then you get a command.
• Simón, dibuja. (Simon, draw.)
• REMEMBER: Commands only take place in the ustéd/él/ella box

Práctica

• �-¿Cómo se dice "Pablo, eat"?
• -"Jimmy, play basketball"?
• -"Tiana, study"?

Work time! (obviously)

• Please start working on the worksheet that we are about to pass out or else you will fail the test. You may work with your tables.

Diapositiva 4

• José bebe la limonada.
• Roberto, canta.
• Paco, salta.
• Ernesto come el taco.
• Oscar lee un diccionario.
• Manolo, lee un libro
• María, baila.
• Margarita envia una carta.
• Beto, camina.
• Angel, limpia.
• José drinks the lemonade.
• Roberto, sing.
• Paco, jump.
• Ernesto eats the taco.
• Oscar reads the dictionary.
• Manolo, read the book.
• María, dance.
• Margarita sends a letter.
• Beto, walk.
• Angel, clean.

Diapositiva 5

• Lee
• Camina
• Hablas
• Hace
• Pedimos
• Necesita
• Practicó

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