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When giving directions or commands, such as a recipe or building something

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speaking to someone youre comfortable with

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Use the yo form of the verb, take off the -o, and put in the opposite tú ending and add no to the beginning

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For regular verbs, use "él/ella" form: add -a if it is an -ar verb and -e if it is a -er/-ir verb

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when speaking to a friend

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When speaking to someone you are familiar with (family/friends)

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when giving directions to someone who you shouldn't speak formally to

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when giving commands to someone

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no

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Come

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no comas

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No comas comidas basuras

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no hables

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pronouns go between the no and the verb

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car gar zar verbs:
c -> qu
g -> gu
z ->c

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the direct object pronoun goes after the verb, but is still connected to the end of the verb. count back three sylables and then put an accent on the third vowel from the end.

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pronouns go after the verb

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No Vayas

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venir--> ven
decir-->di
salir-->sal
hacer-->haz
tener-->ten
poner-->pon

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ser -> se (accent on e)
ir -> ve