Question

gramática
irregular affirmative tú commands
poner ____ hacer ____
tener ____ ser ____
decir ____ ir ____
salir ______
venir ______

using the tú commands, say the following in spanish:

1. go to the pharmacy.
2. put your driver’s license in your car.
3. say when, i have to turn at the corner.
4. go out of the train and go to the plaza.
5. come home early.
6. be very careful.
7. ask a question.
8. go very slowly by the plaza.

present progressive: irregular forms
decir – servir - creer -
pedir – vestir - leer -
repetir – dormir - traer -
seguir –
remember that the present progressive is usually used with one form of estar

write the following in spanish:

1. the teacher is repeating the rules.
2. juan is asking for help.
3. i am reading a book.
4. sara is bringing food to the table.
5. my mom is sleeping.

Explanation:

This problem is about Spanish grammar, specifically irregular affirmative tú commands and present progressive with irregular forms. The subfield under Arts is Languages (since it deals with Spanish language learning, including grammar and translation). For the tú commands section:

1. "Go to the pharmacy" uses the tú command of "ir", which is "ve". So "Ve a la farmacia."
2. "Put your driver’s license in your car" uses the tú command of "poner", which is "pone". So "Pone tu licencia de conducir en tu coche."
3. "Say when, I have to turn at the corner" uses the tú command of "decir", which is "di". So "Di cuándo, tengo que girar en la esquina."
4. "Go out of the train and go to the plaza" uses the tú command of "salir" (sal) and "ir" (ve). So "Sal del tren y ve a la plaza."
5. "Come home early" uses the tú command of "venir", which is "ven". So "Ven a casa temprano."
6. "Be very careful" uses the tú command of "ser", which is "sé". So "Sé muy cuidadoso."
7. "Ask a question" – the verb "preguntar" in tú command is "pregunta". So "Pregunta una pregunta." (Note: More naturally, "Haz una pregunta" but following the command for "preguntar" it's "pregunta".)
8. "Go very slowly by the plaza" uses the tú command of "ir", "ve". So "Ve muy despacio por la plaza."

For the present progressive section (using estar + gerund, with irregular gerunds):

1. "The teacher is repeating the rules" – "repetir" has gerund "repitiendo". "El profesor está repitiendo las reglas."
2. "Juan is asking for help" – "pedir" has gerund "pidiendo". "Juan está pidiendo ayuda."
3. "I am reading a book" – "leer" has gerund "leyendo". "Yo estoy leyendo un libro."
4. "Sara is bringing food to the table" – "traer" has gerund " trayendo". "Sara está trayendo comida a la mesa."
5. "My mom is sleeping" – "dormir" has gerund "durmiendo". "Mi mamá está durmiendo."

For the irregular affirmative tú commands fill - in:

• poner: pone
• hacer: haz
• tener: ten
• ser: sé
• decir: di
• ir: ve
• salir: sal
• venir: ven

For the present progressive irregular forms (gerunds):

• decir: diciendo
• servir: sirviendo
• creer: creyendo
• pedir: pidiendo
• vestir: vistiendo
• leer: leyendo
• repetir: repitiendo
• dormir: durmiendo
• traer: trayendo
• seguir: siguiendo

Answer:

Irregular Affirmative tú commands (fill - in):

• poner: pone
• hacer: haz
• tener: ten
• ser: sé
• decir: di
• ir: ve
• salir: sal
• venir: ven

Using tú commands (translations):

1. Ve a la farmacia.
2. Pone tu licencia de conducir en tu coche.
3. Di cuándo, tengo que girar en la esquina.
4. Sal del tren y ve a la plaza.
5. Ven a casa temprano.
6. Sé muy cuidadoso.
7. Pregunta una pregunta. (or Haz una pregunta)
8. Ve muy despacio por la plaza.

Present progressive irregular forms (gerunds):

• decir: diciendo
• servir: sirviendo
• creer: creyendo
• pedir: pidiendo
• vestir: vistiendo
• leer: leyendo
• repetir: repitiendo
• dormir: durmiendo
• traer: trayendo
• seguir: siguiendo

Present progressive translations:

1. El profesor está repitiendo las reglas.
2. Juan está pidiendo ayuda.
3. Yo estoy leyendo un libro.
4. Sara está trayendo comida a la mesa.
5. Mi mamá está durmiendo.