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Spanish lesson #137: Today's lesson is dedicated to learning how to conjugate all Spanish regular verbs (from each of the three groups) into the Negative Imperative tense. The reason why in Spanish we separate the Affirmative Imperative from the Negative Imperative into two independent tenses, is because the conjugation changes for the 2nd person of the singular (tú) and the 2nd person of the plural (vosotros).
Ex: ¡No corras tan rápido! (Don't run so fast!).
This is the eighth of a series of 22 lessons dedicated to teaching all the 22 different conjugation forms in Spanish, and I will teach you the rules for conjugating all the regular verbs that belong to each of the three different groups of Spanish verbs: The verbs that end in -AR, the verbs that end in -ER, and the verbs that end in -IR.
You can see a full list of all the video lessons in my website:
http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/list-lessons
Although are focussing more on vocabulary and grammar, pay attention to the Spanish pronunciation in these video lessons, and remember to practice repeating the same words and sounds.
To make the video-screen larger, click on the right icon on the lower right corner of the video.
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Spanish lesson #137: Today's lesson is dedicated to learning how to conjugate all Spanish regular verbs (from each of the three groups) into the Negative Imperative tense. The reason why in Spanish we separate the Affirmative Imperative from the Negative Imperative into two independent tenses, is because the conjugation changes for the 2nd person of the singular (tú) and the 2nd person of the plural (vosotros).
Ex: ¡No corras tan rápido! (Don't run so fast!).
This is the eighth of a series of 22 lessons dedicated to teaching all the 22 different conjugation forms in Spanish, and I will teach you the rules for conjugating all the regular verbs that belong to each of the three different groups of Spanish verbs: The verbs that end in -AR, the verbs that end in -ER, and the verbs that end in -IR.
You can see a full list of all the video lessons in my website:
http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/list-lessons
Although are focussing more on vocabulary and grammar, pay attention to the Spanish pronunciation in these video lessons, and remember to practice repeating the same words and sounds.
To make the video-screen larger, click on the right icon on the lower right corner of the video.
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