laurenthetutor laurenthetutor

08-05-2020
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plssssss help me. can someone explain to me positive and negative tu commands in spanish?

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plssssss help me can someone explain to me positive and negative tu commands in spanishalso 1 questionin the picture class=

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kimberlyg11803 kimberlyg11803

08-05-2020

Positive commands are commands given to you to do: for example bathe the dog; baña al perro.
Negative commands would : NO bañes al perro

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