IMPERATIVE TENSE


The Imperative, also known as the 'positive command', tense tells a person what to do.  Positive commands are formed as follows: 
          
	Yo:  (does not exist)  
	T:  3rd person singular of present indicative   
	Ella / l / Usted:   3rd person singular of present subjunctive
	Nosotros  / Nosotras:   1st person plural of present subjunctive  
	Vosotros / Vosotras:   Infinitive with -r replaced by -d*   
	Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes:   3rd person plural of present subjunctive


Examples:
	Dejame en paz!   (Leave me alone!)
	Digame!  (Tell me!)
	Di la verdad!   (Tell the truth!)   
	Hazlo!  (Do it!)
	Vete de aqu!  (Get away from here!)



Some irregular 'T' forms of the imperative include:

	decir:   
		Imperative: Di la verdad!      
		Negative: No digas nada!  
	hacer:   
		Imperative: Hazlo!      
		Negative: No hagas eso!  
	ir(se):   
		Imperative: Vete de aqu!    
		Negative: No te vayas!  
	poner:   
		Imperative: Pon tu chaqueta en al armario!    
		Negative: No pongas el vaso all!   
	salir:   
		Imperative: Sal inmediamente!     
		Negative: No salgas!  
	ser:   
		Imperative: S bueno!     
		Negative: No seas malo!  
	tener:   		
		Imperative: Ten cuidado!     
		Negative: No tengas miedo! 
	venir:   
		Imperative: Ven aqu!   
		Negative: No vengas todava!