How would you say just 'open the door' as a command to a person?
In Spanish there is the verb 'abrir" which means to open. Example sentence>>> abrir la puerta. (to open the door) But, how would you say just 'open the door' as a command to a person? I know its 'abre la puerta' but i don't get how you're supposed to know how to get "abre" from "abrir" or for any verb for that matter... please show examples!!
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abre is the "command" form, or "imperative mood":
Examples:
Hope that helps
This is a large topic to answer in a single forum post. Watch lessons 2.12 through 2.15 to fully understand the subjunctive and command verb forms.
You are referring to conjugation. It works the same way we get "are" from "to be."
Present Tense conjugation of English verb "to be"
I am, You are, He is, We are, You are, They are.
In English, the command is often the infinitive without the "to": Be quiet!
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