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"dont set the table" is it pongos or pongas?

"dont set the table" is it pongos or pongas?

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Hi, I'm studying for a familar (friendly you) commands test. For poner, when you conjugat it, is it pongos or pongas? I can't tell if the smudge in my copybook is an "a" or "o". Please help. I tried to use the conjugate section, but I didn't know under what section commands is under. Thanks. smile

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updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by Saythatagain
Just click the Conjugate button at the top of page and then search for your verb. - Pablo-Peligroso, Feb 22, 2012

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Pongas = negative tú (familiar) command. Ej: No pongas la mesa. Pon = affirmative tú (familiar) command. Ej: Pon la mesa. Ponga = both affirmative and negative usted (formal) command. Ej: Ponga la mesa / No ponga la mesa.

updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by kkingdrew
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Hi!

It's "pongas".

"Pongo" (without the "s") is for 1st person.

Greetings.

updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by JuanPabloW
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Thanks! I should stop smudging my ink... Jejeje

updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by Saythatagain