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when do you use the affirmative?

when do you use the affirmative?

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how do you use affirmative verbs? and how are they conjugated?

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updated Feb 6, 2012
posted by hbeekman

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There is not such a thing as affirmative and/or negative verbs. Verbs are actions and by negating them you make a negative sentence. Remember, the purest, simplest form of a verb is the infinitive form. Every verb in Spanish ends in "ar, er" or "ir" That is the verb before it has been conjugated.

updated Feb 6, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7
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Verbs are conjugated the same, whether they are negative of affirmative.

Unless there is something you are not making clear, and affirmative verb is any verb used affirmatively.

ando

andas

anda

etc... would be the present indicative of andar used affirmatively. To make it negative, just put no in front of the verb:

no ando etc.

Does this answer your question? If not, try to be more specific.

updated Feb 6, 2012
posted by Jeremias
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Did you mean the imperative / command form of a verb?

updated Feb 6, 2012
posted by ian-hill
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Please do not double post.

updated Feb 6, 2012
posted by 0074b507