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Learning Objectives Form regular affirmative tú commands. Identify the correct direct object pronoun (lo, la, los, las) to replace a noun. Identify the correct reflexive pronoun (te) for a tú command. Correctly attach a pronoun to the end of an affirmative tú command. Determine when to add a written accent mark to a command after attaching a pronoun. Combine irregular tú commands with pronouns. Ever wanted to tell your friend to 'pass it' or tell your dog to 'bring it'? 🎾 Let's learn how to give these quick, clear commands in Spanish! In this lesson, you'll learn how to give informal commands (telling a friend what to do) and attach pronouns directly to them. This makes your Spanish sound more natural and is super useful for giving instruction...

TermDefinitionExample Mandato Informal (Tú Command)A command you give to one person you know well, like a friend, a family member, or a pet. It's the 'bossy' form of a verb.¡Come! (Eat!), ¡Habla! (Speak!), ¡Corre! (Run!) Pronombre de Objeto Directo (Direct Object Pronoun)A short word (like 'it' or 'them' in English) that replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb.In 'Read the book' (Lee el libro), the pronoun for 'el libro' is 'lo'. The command becomes '¡Léelo!' (Read it!). Pronombre Reflexivo (Reflexive Pronoun)A pronoun used with reflexive verbs that shows the action is being done to oneself. For tú commands, the pronoun is 'te'.The verb 'lavarse' means 'to wash oneself'. The...

Forming Affirmative Tú Commands Use the él/ella/usted form of the verb in the present tense. To create a basic informal command for most verbs, you simply conjugate it for the third-person singular. For example, for 'hablar', the él/ella form is 'habla', which is also the command form. The 'Attach & Accent' Rule 1. Attach the pronoun to the end of the command. 2. Count back 3 vowels from the end. 3. If the original stress was on that vowel, add an accent mark. When you attach a pronoun to an affirmative command, you create a longer word. To keep the original emphasis, you often need to add a written accent. The stress usually falls on the second-to-last syllable of the original command.