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I noticed that in the verb conjugator the imperative second person singular (tú) does not show the negative command, which is different from the positive command. Any reason for that omission?
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updated Sep 23, 2014
posted by CalvoViejo
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This omission is in the RAE as well. It saves space of course, but it´s not really needed because this conjugation happens to be the same as Tú present subjunctive. All other persons are the same in imperative positive / negative, so negative imperative for them is not mentioned either.
It´s just a matter of becoming used to the format.
updated Sep 23, 2014
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
All of the imperatives are the same as the subjunctive Except the tú affirmative. The conjugator could save even more space by simply stating that fact and giving the tú affirmative. - CalvoViejo, Sep 22, 2014
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Would be very useful...
updated Sep 23, 2014
posted by afowen
