Rewrite the sentences using the nosotros/as command forms of the indicated verbs.

Spanish

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USPshnik [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

It is necssary to rewrite the sentences using the imperative for nosotros

Explanation:

The imperative is used to give orders, suggestions or pieces of advice. In the first person in plural nosotros or nostras, the imperative is conjugated like the subjunctive in present for the first person in plural. It is like in English the form LET'S

AR: Caminar ¡Caminemos! ¡No caminemos!

ER: Comer ¡Comamos! ¡No comamos!

IR: escribir ¡Escribamos! ¡No escribamos!

1. Hay que limpiar la casa hoy.

Limpiemos la casa hoy (Let's clean the house today)

2. Tenemos que ir al dentista esta semana.

Vayamos al dentista esta semana (Let´s go to the dentist this week)

3. Debemos depositar el dinero en el banco.

Depositemos el dinero en el banco (Let´s deposit the money in the bank)

4. Podemos viajar a Venezuela este invierno.

Viajemos a Venezuela este invierno (Let´s travel to Venezuela this winter)

5. Queremos salir a bailar este sábado.

Salgamos a bailar este sábado (Let´s go out this Saturday)

6. Deseamos invitar a los amigos de Ana.

Invitemos a los amigos de Ana (Let´s invite Ana's friends)

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