Negative imperative of Dar

Question

So I'm pretty good with imperatives unless it's one of those super irregular verbs such as dar. I'm writing a study guide for the final for all of my classmates and I decided I need to use dar.

So I know the affirmative tú form is da, and usted is dé. Should the negative tú form be des?

Thanks for the help.

Answer 1

Yes. No me des el libro. Don't give me the book.

Also, just to make it easier on you in the future, remember that you can always check conjugations with our handy-dandy conjugate option here.

The conjugation tool only has the positive form of the imperatives, not the negatives. It would be a great addition. - katydew, May 14, 2013

Good point! We should suggest that! For you, Vida_de_Scott, the negative imperatives of "dar" are as follows: no des, no dé, no demos, no déis, no den - joshhh317, May 14, 2013