¡Hola! Me encantaría ayudarte.
For regular verbs in Spanish, the affirmative tú command is just the third person singular form of the noun. The irregular are usually one syllable and a some shortened version of the verb (except for ir, which is very weird anyways). These normally just have to be memorized, but don't worry because there aren't many of them.
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<h2>
-AR VERBS</h2><h2>
</h2>
1. baila
2. canta
3. cierra
4. decora
5. juega
6. llega
7. lleva
8. almuerza
9. escucha
10. celebra
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<h2>
-ER VERBS</h2><h2>
</h2>
1. aprende
2. barre
3. bebe
4. come
5. corre
6. quiere
7. trae
8. vende
9. vuelve
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<h2>
-IR VERBS</h2><h2>
</h2>
1. comparte
2. duerme
3. escribe
4. recibe
5. abre
6. vive
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<h2>IRREGULAR VERBS</h2><h2 />
1. pon
2. haz
3. sé
4. ten
5. ve
6. sal
7. ven
8. di
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¡Ten un día fantástico y sigue aprendiendo!
Last one: Ella acaba de llegar a la escuela
Answer:
español: disculpa que? Estoy confundido, ¿qué granja?
Engish: I'm sorry what? I'm confused what farm?
Soy puertorriqueña :D
Brought(Past)=Bring(Present)=Will bring(Future)
Spanish: Trajo(Pasado)=Traer(presente)=Traera(Futuro)
