Nosotros Commands Worksheets

Are you searching for effective teaching resources to introduce or reinforce the concept of nosotros commands to your Spanish-speaking students? Look no further! Our collection of worksheets offers comprehensive practice opportunities and engaging exercises designed to enhance understanding and fluency in using nosotros commands. Whether you are an educator seeking additional teaching materials or a learner looking to improve your Spanish language skills, these worksheets provide a valuable resource for all.

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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  Affirmative Commands in Spanish Worksheet

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What is a Nosotros command?

A Nosotros command is a type of command in Spanish that is used to give instructions or orders to a group of people. It is formed by using the present subjunctive form of a verb and adding the appropriate endings to match the subject pronoun "nosotros" (we). It is commonly used in informal settings to tell a group of people what to do, such as "¡Hablemos!" (Let's talk!) or "¡Comamos!" (Let's eat!).

How are Nosotros commands formed in Spanish?

Nosotros commands in Spanish are formed by using the first person plural form of the present subjunctive. To create a nosotros command, simply take the yo form of the present indicative tense, drop the -o ending, and add the appropriate ending for the ar, er, or ir verbs. For example, for the verb "comer" (to eat), the yo form is "como," and to form a nosotros command, you would drop the -o and add the ending for -ar verbs, resulting in "comamos" (Let's eat).

When should Nosotros commands be used?

Nosotros commands are used to give instructions or make requests to a group of people including oneself. These commands are used when the speaker is included in the group being addressed and wants to collectively suggest an action or behavior to be carried out.

Are Nosotros commands used in formal or informal situations?

Nosotros commands are typically used in more formal situations, such as announcements, instructions, or when speaking to a group in a professional setting. In informal situations, it is more common to use tú commands.

Can you give an example of a regular Nosotros command in Spanish?

Certainly! An example of a regular Nosotros command in Spanish is "Hablemos" which translates to "Let's talk." In this command, the verb "hablar" (to talk) is in its Nosotros form, and the "-emos" ending is added to indicate the command directed to the speaker and others.

Are there any irregular Nosotros commands? If so, can you provide an example?

Yes, there are irregular Nosotros commands in Spanish. One example is the verb "ir" which in the affirmative command form for nosotros would be "vayamos" (let's go) instead of the regular conjugation "vamos". These irregular forms typically have unique conjugations that do not follow the standard pattern of regular commands.

Do Nosotros commands change based on gender or number?

No, Nosotros commands do not change based on gender or number. They are always conjugated in the same way regardless of the gender or number of the group being addressed.

Are there any exceptions or special rules to consider when using Nosotros commands?

Yes, when forming Nosotros commands in Spanish, you need to be aware of a few special rules. For reflexive verbs, the pronouns are attached to the end of the verb, except for affirmative commands where they come before the verb and are connected with a hyphen. Also, for verbs ending in -car, -gar, -zar, there are spelling changes in the command form to maintain the pronunciation (e.g. buscar would change to busquemos). Additionally, there are some irregular verbs that have unique command forms in the Nosotros form, such as decir (digamos) and hacer (hagamos).

What are some common verbs used in Nosotros commands?

Some common verbs used in Nosotros commands are vamos (let's go), hablemos (let's talk), comamos (let's eat), salgamos (let's go out), and trabajemos (let's work). These verbs are often used in group settings to suggest or encourage an action to be done collectively.

How can Nosotros commands be used in real-life situations or conversations?

Nosotros commands can be used in real-life situations or conversations to give instructions or suggestions to a group of people you are including yourself in. For example, in a sports team setting, you could say "Vamos a entrenar juntos" (Let's train together) to motivate and organize the team. In a social gathering, you could say "Bailemos" (Let's dance) to get everyone on the dance floor. These commands help to include yourself in the action and create a sense of unity and collaboration among the group.