Question
the command form of a verb is formed by....
A. using the El/Ella/used form of that same verb
B. adding the opposite ending
C. just using exclamation marks
D. just dropping the -ar, -er, -ir ending
A. using the El/Ella/used form of that same verb
B. adding the opposite ending
C. just using exclamation marks
D. just dropping the -ar, -er, -ir ending
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The command form of a verb in Spanish is typically formed by option **D**: just dropping the -ar, -er, or -ir ending for the tú form in affirmative commands.
For example:
- For the verb "hablar" (to speak), the command would be "habla" (speak).
- For "comer" (to eat), it would be "come" (eat).
- For "vivir" (to live), it would be "vive" (live).
Keep in mind that other forms of commands (like the usted, nosotros, or vosotros forms) have different rules for formation.
For example:
- For the verb "hablar" (to speak), the command would be "habla" (speak).
- For "comer" (to eat), it would be "come" (eat).
- For "vivir" (to live), it would be "vive" (live).
Keep in mind that other forms of commands (like the usted, nosotros, or vosotros forms) have different rules for formation.