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Imagine you are babysitting your little brother. It's time now to clean up and get ready for bed.

Write 5 Spanish sentences (commands) telling your little brother what to do. For example, you might tell him to clean his room, eat his dinner, brush his teeth, etc.

Be sure to use the command form of each verb.

You will be graded on (a) use of correct command form of the verb, (b) appropriate vocabulary usage, and (c) overall quality of each response.

1. Juan, ¡arregla tu habitación ahora mismo!

2. Juan, ¡come tu cena ya!

3. Juan, cepilla tus dientes, por favor.

4. Juan, dúchate y recoge tu ropa sucia.

5. Juan, vete a la cama y prepara tu libro de cuentos.

Explanation:

In Spanish, we use Imperative mood to give commands, orders, suggestions, petitions, etc. There are five forms of Imperative; tú, usted, nosotros, vosotros and ustedes.

Translation of the sentences above:

1. Juan, clean your room right now!

2. Juan, eat your dinner now!

3. Juan, brush your teeth, please.

4. Juan, take a shower and pick up your dirty clothes.

5. Juan, go to bed and prepare your storybook.