Imperativos con vosotros en el súper: coged, poned, traed, llevad
Instrucciones a un grupo usando el imperativo y pronombres con 'vosotros'.
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En la frutería: «Chicos, ____ (pesar) las manzanas antes de ir a caja.»
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Hints for this Quiz
Think: vosotros command + attach the pronoun for “las manzanas” at the end.
Vosotros affirmative = infinitive minus -r + -d (pesar → pesad), and direct object pronouns attach to the end in affirmative imperatives: pesad + las → pesadlas. See the vosotros rule and pronoun placement in affirmative imperatives .
Use haber (vosotros) + participle, and place the object pronoun before the conjugated verb.
Completa la frase.
In Spain, the present perfect uses haber in the present (vosotros: habéis) + participle (pesado). The clitic pronoun goes before the conjugated verb: ¿Lo habéis pesado? See pretérito perfecto basics (forms and use in Spain) and clitic placement before conjugated verbs .
Imperative vosotros + direct object pronoun for “el pan” = lo.
Vosotros imperative of poner is poned, and with a direct object (el pan) you attach lo: ponedlo. Infinitive (ponerlo) or tú form (ponlo) are not correct here, and le would be indirect object. See the vosotros formation and pronoun use/placement rules .
Group command in Spain uses vosotros. “El carro” is a direct object → lo.
Order to a group in Spain → vosotros imperative: coged. With a direct object (el carro) add lo → Cogedlo. Cogéis is present indicative; Cógelo is for tú; le would be an indirect object. See vosotros rule and object pronoun basics .
Match the gender/number of “bolsas” and use the vosotros command.
Imperative vosotros: llevad + direct object las (las bolsas) → Llevadlas. Infinitive (llevarlas) is not a command; Llevadlos has wrong gender; Llévalas is tú. See vosotros formation and clitic selection/placement .
Command to a group + direct object (el queso) → add lo to the vosotros form.
El sustantivo es masculino singular: el queso.
Vosotros imperative of traer: traed. Add the direct object lo (el queso) → Traedlo. No accent is needed here; Traerlo is infinitive; Traedle would be indirect object. See imperative pronoun attachment .
Order is OI (me) before OD (la). In affirmative imperatives, both attach and often require a written accent.
Doble pronombre: a mí (OI) + la botella (OD).
With two clitics in an affirmative imperative, they attach as a block in order OI + OD: me + la. To keep the stress of poned, add a written accent: ponéd + me + la → ponédmela. See combined pronouns and accent in imperatives and placement rules .
Replace “vais a coger” with the command form for vosotros and add the direct object pronoun for “el jamón.”
Give a direct command to a group in Spain: coger → coged, add lo for el jamón → Cogedlo. See vosotros imperative formation and direct object pronouns .
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