Here’s an adjective, cleaning
Tú eres americana? Ese es el español que les enseñan?
Como quiere la profesora que les respondan?
Bye
To convert the sentences to command form, you must adapt the sentences to the imperative mood as follows:
- Necesitan recuperarse - <em>Recupérense</em>.
- No le conviene trasnochar - <em>No se trasnoche</em>.
- Es bueno que te pongas el protector solar - <em>Ponte el protector solar</em>.
- Tiene que decidir ahora - <em>Decida ahora</em>.
- No debemos ser tan irresponsables - <em>No seamos tan irresponsables</em>.
- No quiero que ellos lo hagan - <em>Que ellos no lo hagan</em>.
<h3>What are sentences in command form?</h3>
They are those whose main verb is conjugated in the imperative mood, which is characterized by implying an order, request or mandate.
<h3>Characteristics of command sentences</h3>
- The imperative mood is necessarily directed towards someone, since it is an order or request.
- In the sentence <em>"Ponte el protector solar"</em> <em>(Put on sunscreen)</em> implies an order or a mandate from the speaker to the receiver.
Therefore, we can conclude that in the sentences in the form of command, a hierarchical role is manifested in which the speaker gives orders or suggestions to the person to the receiver.
Learn more about sentences in command form here: brainly.com/question/13350047
English
brave, generous, hard-working
Spanish
Valiente, generosa,
trabajadora(feminine) OR trabajador(masculine)
