Imperative Verbs in Spanish

Feb 18, 2021 | Verbs, Basics

Imperative Verb in Spanish

Imperative Verbs in Spanish

Imperative Verbs in Spanish are used to give orders, intructions, recommendations or ask for permission.

Verbo Imperativo

El Imperativo es un modo verbal que tiene tres formas en vez de seis: tú, usted y ustedes.

Di, oye, vamos o viva, son ejemplos de formas de Imperativo.

El modo Imperativo en español puede funcionar como una frase por sí sola.

¿Qué es el modo Imperativo?

El modo Imperativo son los verbos que indican a alguien a hacer algo de forma directa. Con el imperativo formamos frases que tienen como función dar órdenes, recomendaciones, instrucciones o permisos.

El modo Imperativo puede usarse con estructuras de cortesía como: por favor.

El tono de voz usado en el modo Imperativo puede ser diferente (más fuerte) y dar más información en la oración.

Imperative Verbs in Spanish Conjugation

El Afirmativo en Verbos Regulares

Afirmativo Verbos Regulares
PersonaHablarComerVivir
HablaComeVive
UstedHableComaViva
UstedesHablenComanVivan

El Afirmativo en Verbos Irregulares

Afirmativo Verbos Irregulares

PersonaHacerPonerSalirDecirVenirTenerIrSer
HazPonSalDiVenTenVe
UstedHagaPongaSalgaDigaVengaTengaVayaSea
UstedesHaganPonganSalganDiganVengaTenganVayanSean

Verbo Imperativo Ejemplos

Recomendar y Aconsejar

Camina 30 minutos todos los días

Come frutas y verduras

Sé tu mismo

Sé respetuoso

Actúa normal

Descansa

Ve a la fiesta y baila mucho

 

Dar Instrucciones en Recetas de Cocina

Corta las papas en cuadritos

Mezcla 5 minutos

Corta el jitomate en rebanadas

 

Instrucciones, dar direcciones

Camina tres calles y da vuelta a la izquierda

Camina una cuadra y dobla a la izquierda

 

En la casa

Haz la cama

Haz la comida

Prepara tu almuerzo

Arregla tu cuarto

Barre el patio

Pon la mesa

Apaga la tele

Enciende la luz

Enciende el foco

Come temprano

Limpia la cocina

Compra la despensa

Di la verdad

Cuida al perro

 

 En el trabajo

Termina el proyecto

Llega temprano

Sal a comer ahora

Vive, no trabajes mucho.

Ve con el jefe

Ten todo terminado a las 5.

 

En Publicidad

Compra ahora

Ven a la tienda

Disfruta nuestras ventajas

Aprovecha las rebajas.

Conceder permiso

¿Puedo tomar un plátano? Si, toma los que quieras.

¿Puedo preguntar? Si, pregunta tu duda.

 

En la escuela

Guarda silencio

Escribe una frase

Habla más fuerte

Sal (del salón de clases)

Escuchen

Repitan

Escriban

 

 En el Consultorio Médico

Toma 1 pastilla cada comida

Toma 2 litros de agua

Come frutas y verduras

 

 

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