Quick Question Regarding Spanish Commands

Question

A famous actress gives orders to his secretary and then he gives them to his assistants. Use the commands tu and ustedes to write the following commands.

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Example

cerrar Actriz: No puedo concentrarme. Armando, cierra la puerta. Secretario: Chicos, la actriz necesita silencio. Cierren la puerta.

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traerme Actriz: Armando, ______ el número de teléfono del museo. Secretario: Rápido, chicos. _____ el número de teléfono del museo. Está en la oficina.

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My question is, how do you conjugate verbs that have "me" at the end. I tried to do "me trae", and "me traen" and it was wrong. The other verbs with me at the end are: darme, escribirle, decirme, and when I tried to conjugate them the same way it was wrong. If i just knew the rule how to conjugate traerme I should be able to figure out the other three verbs. Thanks in advance!

In the lesson section there are videos that explain verb conjugating and the rules. - 00551866, Feb 1, 2015

I gave you the link on your other thread to our free lessons. :) - rac1, Feb 1, 2015

I'm going to have to insist that you begin making an honest effort to answer your own questions. Make an honest attempt or no more answers will be given to you. We are not here to do your homework for you. - rac1, Feb 1, 2015

Answer 1

I think that you want this:

Armando, traeme el número de teléfono del museo. Secretario: Rápido, chicos. traedme el número de teléfono del museo. Está en la oficina.

Answer 2

Tú - traeme, ustedes - traiganme.

Traedme - vosotros.

Answer 3

One little error on the above--missing accent marks.

Tú -- Tráeme. Ustedes--Tráiganme. Vosotros-- Traedme. (no tilde needed with vosotros.)

Thanks - 00551866, Feb 1, 2015

I went back to my dictionary and it is trae and traigan for the imperative. What am I missing here? Does it change with the addition of me? - 00551866, Feb 1, 2015