Imperative forms in Spanish: Imperativo Negativo
Now that you’ve learned and practised all about the affirmative forms in Spanish, it’s time to move forward to B1-B2 content and learn all about the negative forms in imperative. Don’t worry! It’ll be like a walk in the park.
In this post you’ll find:
- The conjugation of regular and irregular verbs in imperativo negativo,
- practical exercises.
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Imperative Forms in Spanish: Regular Verbs (Conjugation)
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Imperative Forms in Spanish: Irregular Verbs (Conjugation)
Imperativo negativo
The imperativo negativo in Spanish needs NO before the verb and especial endings for each person:
The forms for USTED, NOSOTROS(AS) and USTEDES are the same in the imperativo afirmativo and the imperativo negativo.
Cante – No cante
Bebamos – No bebamos
Sientan – No sientan
If you already know the presente de subjuntivo in Spanish, this will be a piece of cake for you, because all the forms are the same. This also applies to the 8 irregular verbs in imperative.
Now is the time to practice the imperativo negativo. Shall we?
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