00:01
Not to answer this question, let's talk about commands.
00:03
So, commands means in spanish mandatos.
00:07
So this question is saying, write sentences using the words provided use ustead and ustead is commands, and the subjects indicated.
00:16
So in this case, you have ustead and ustead.
00:20
So practically, you're just going to use ustis and ustead.
00:23
So first for ustead, singular formal ustead commands.
00:29
This usted, okay ustead is like a formal way of saying you okay like an informal way of saying you like for your friend or something else or something like that is too like for example you bring you bring me a soda it means to try me gaseosa in in a more formal way it is going to be you, trigame, soda or gaseose.
01:00
Okay, you said, ustead, trigame, that's so you use, like, ustet for, maybe for your parents or for your teacher.
01:09
Like, it is a formal way of seeing, too.
01:12
So now, how do you form usted command? well, we have to use the third person, third person singular form of the present, of the present, to junkie.
01:36
With a third person singular form of the present subjunctive.
01:39
So for regular verbs, because you know that there are regular and also a regular verbs in spanish too, okay, where the step is, must be changed in case of irregular verbs.
01:50
Okay.
01:51
So in this case, the third person singular form of the present subjunctive, when verbs ending are, maybe you already know that this is just like a reminder, okay? you're going to have that the ar is going to be changed by e or a in spanish okay and for verbs ending in air in ear in here in here yes it in in spanish okay you're going to change this by for example the verb commer commit commit is a regular verb and it is going to be changed to usted, comma.
02:40
So it is saying like, you, eat.
02:42
Like i'm telling someone to eat, okay? this is a command.
02:46
In this case, a verb ending in r, for example, it can be bilar, that is to dance.
02:55
Okay, so, bylar.
02:57
And if you change this to command, if you want to use a command here, and you want to order someone to dance, then you can, and obviously you're using ustet, then you just change bilar to baile.
03:12
So you have usted baile, usted comma, like this, okay? this is for ustead.
03:18
And for usteads, this is the plural form of ustead.
03:22
So you have here usteads, okay.
03:27
And here it is the same as ustead, but instead of making this the singular form, okay, so ustead is used in a formal way of saying you, but for many people, okay, this is plural.
03:39
So here you're going to use the third person, the third person plural form of the present subjunctive.
04:02
Okay, so in this case, for verbs ending in a, r, it means in r, you're going to have, you're going to change that by n.
04:19
Okay? in case of verbs ending in r, in verbs ending in r.
04:24
In here in here remember that this is only for for gweller verbs you're going to change this air and here for an examples again bylar instead of saying usted baile you're going to say ustead is violin and in case of of comer instead of usted comma that is singular and formal you're going to say ustead is comma.
04:58
That is particularly the same but for more people...