Imperatives

Question 1

Let’s do that before tomorrow.

Answer 1

Hagamos eso antes de mañana.

This phrase emphasizes the urgency of completing a task before a deadline.

Question 2

Let’s leave; we have to be there.

Answer 2

Vámonos; tenemos que estar ahí.

Indicates the necessity of departing to reach a destination.

Question 3

Let’s do a little bit more.

Answer 3

Hagamos un poco más.

Suggests the idea of extending effort or time on a task.

Question 4

Let’s do those things so that they come here.

Answer 4

Hagamos esas cosas para que vengan aquí.

Implies taking actions to encourage others to arrive.

Question 5

Let’s leave the house!

Answer 5

¡Vámonos de la casa!

A direct call to action to exit a location.

Question 6

Let’s do the work.

Answer 6

Hagamos el trabajo.

Encourages collaboration on a specific task.

Question 7

Let’s see if he really is afraid.

Answer 7

A ver si realmente tiene miedo.

Suggests checking or confirming someone’s feelings.

Question 8

Let’s see if they put the things in the place.

Answer 8

A ver si pusieron las cosas en el lugar.

Indicates a desire to verify the completion of an action.

Question 9

Let’s say something else.

Answer 9

Digamos algo más.

Proposes changing the topic of conversation.

Question 10

Let’s go to the place!

Answer 10

¡Vamos al lugar!

An enthusiastic invitation to go somewhere.

Question 11

Let’s see if we can have peace.

Answer 11

A ver si podemos tener paz.

Expresses hope for achieving a state of tranquility.

Question 12

Let’s talk about something else.

Answer 12

Hablemos de algo más.

Suggests shifting the discussion to a different subject.

Question 13

Let’s go again since we have a lot of time!

Answer 13

¡Vamos otra vez ya que tenemos mucho tiempo!

Indicates the opportunity to repeat an activity due to ample time.

Question 14

Let’s talk about this.

Answer 14

Hablemos de esto.

A prompt to engage in a discussion regarding a specific matter.

Question 15

Let’s see if we can do it.

Answer 15

A ver si podemos hacerlo.

Suggests evaluating the feasibility of completing a task.

Question 16

Let’s say that we’re friends.

Answer 16

Digamos que somos amigos.

Proposes a declaration of friendship.

Question 17

Let’s do this once and for all.

Answer 17

Hagamos esto de una vez por todas.

Indicates a desire to resolve an issue definitively.

Question 18

Let’s leave!

Answer 18

¡Vámonos!

A straightforward command to exit a location.

Question 19

Let’s talk! I want you to talk to me.

Answer 19

¡Hablemos! Quiero que hables conmigo.

An invitation to engage in conversation.

Question 20

Let’s talk with our friends.

Answer 20

Hablemos con nuestros amigos.

Suggests including friends in a discussion.

Question 21

Let’s say that she isn’t here.

Answer 21

Digamos que ella no está aquí.

Proposes a statement regarding someone’s absence.

Question 22

Let’s say something about this.

Answer 22

Digamos algo acerca de esto.

Encourages making a comment on a specific topic.

Question 23

Let’s make them do that.

Answer 23

Hagamos que hagan eso.

Suggests influencing others to take action.

Question 24

Let’s see if they can see it.

Answer 24

A ver si pueden verlo.

Proposes checking if others can perceive something.

Question 25

Let’s go; everyone is now here.

Answer 25

Vamos, ya están todos. ## Footnote Indicates readiness to leave now that everyone has arrived.

Question 26

Let’s talk about that.

Answer 26

Hablemos de eso. ## Footnote A prompt to discuss a particular issue.

Question 27

Let’s go to another place at three.

Answer 27

Vamos a otro lugar a las tres. ## Footnote Suggests a plan to relocate at a specific time.

Question 28

Let’s go since there isn’t a lot of time.

Answer 28

Vamos ya que no hay mucho tiempo. ## Footnote Indicates urgency in departing due to time constraints.

Question 29

Let’s see.

Answer 29

A ver. ## Footnote A phrase used to express curiosity or anticipation.

Question 30

I’m not sure.

Answer 30

No estoy seguro/segura. ## Footnote A statement expressing uncertainty.

Question 31

Let’s leave in order to have that.

Answer 31

Vámonos para tener eso. ## Footnote Suggests departing to achieve a desired outcome.

Question 32

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **hablar**?

Answer 32

habla ## Footnote Example: *Habla con tu amigo* (Speak with your friend).

Question 33

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **hablar**?

Answer 33

hablad ## Footnote Example: *Hablad con vuestros compañeros* (Speak with your classmates).

Question 34

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **comer**?

Answer 34

come ## Footnote Example: *Come la cena* (Eat the dinner).

Question 35

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **comer**?

Answer 35

comed ## Footnote Example: *Comed la fruta* (Eat the fruit).

Question 36

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **vivir**?

Answer 36

vive ## Footnote Example: *Vive la vida* (Live life).

Question 37

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **vivir**?

Answer 37

vivid ## Footnote Example: *Vivid en paz* (Live in peace).

Question 38

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **ser**?

Answer 38

sé ## Footnote Example: *Sé amable* (Be kind).

Question 39

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **ser**?

Answer 39

sed ## Footnote Example: *Sed felices* (Be happy).

Question 40

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **tener**?

Answer 40

ten ## Footnote Example: *Ten cuidado* (Be careful).

Question 41

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **tener**?

Answer 41

tened ## Footnote Example: *Tened paciencia* (Have patience).

Question 42

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **hacer**?

Answer 42

haz ## Footnote Example: *Haz la tarea* (Do the homework).

Question 43

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **hacer**?

Answer 43

haced ## Footnote Example: *Haced ejercicio* (Do exercise).

Question 44

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **poner**?

Answer 44

pon ## Footnote Example: *Pon la mesa* (Set the table).

Question 45

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **poner**?

Answer 45

poned ## Footnote Example: *Poned atención* (Pay attention).

Question 46

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **decir**?

Answer 46

di ## Footnote Example: *Di la verdad* (Tell the truth).

Question 47

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **decir**?

Answer 47

decid ## Footnote Example: *Decid lo que queréis* (Say what you want).

Question 48

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **ir**?

Answer 48

ve ## Footnote Example: *Ve al mercado* (Go to the market).

Question 49

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **ir**?

Answer 49

id ## Footnote Example: *Id a casa* (Go home).

Question 50

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **venir**?

Answer 50

ven ## Footnote Example: *Ven aquí* (Come here).

Question 51

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **venir**?

Answer 51

venid ## Footnote Example: *Venid a la fiesta* (Come to the party).

Question 52

What is the **imperative tense** for **TU** of the verb **salir**?

Answer 52

sal ## Footnote Example: *Sal de la casa* (Leave the house).

Question 53

What is the **imperative tense** for **VOSOTROS** of the verb **salir**?

Answer 53

salid ## Footnote Example: *Salid a jugar* (Go out to play).