REVIEW - but PLEASE TAKE NOTES:
This is what should be a review from what you learned about informal (TU) commands either earlier this year or last year. They are for use with people you are close to (family or friends) or people who are young or younger than you.
They do not mention boot verbs, but don't forget that the spelling change DOES happen too!
Source: SrtaVictoriaWilliams
BE SURE TO TAKE NOTES. This video describes how to form negative informal commands. It lists the weird irregulars as well as the CAR GAR ZAR spelling change commands. It does not mention boot verbs, but they still have their boot change.
It also talks about object pronoun placement, which are words like "it" "them" "me" "to him" "for us" "myself" etc. that we have seen or worked with.
Source: Deb Dargay - YouTube
Using your DOP packet, take some notes on the DOP examples used in the video. Not certain why it is blurry at the beginning, but the quality gets better later.
This is a video to help you review/learn the direct object pronouns in Spanish and when/where to use them. Last year you may have only used "lo/la" (it/him/her/you formal) and "los/las" (them/you all), so the other forms may be new to you.
Source: Jessica Koehn
PRINT THIS OUT (let me know by email if you can't).
This PDF is about how to use commands with pronouns. These include direct object pronouns (lo/la/los/las etc.) as well as reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, etc.) Hopefully the majority of this is review.
Source: http://www.ovs0.com/
