Spanish affirmative

Question

What is the negative affirmative conjugation of "ir'?

Welcome to SpanishDict, Lindsey. I have edited your post for proper capitalization. Sentences always begin with a capital letter. - rac1, Sep 27, 2017

"Spanish" should be capitalized as well. - rac1, Sep 27, 2017

Answer 1

Welcome to SpanishDict. Negative and affirmative are opposites. There is no such thing as a negative affirmative conjugation. Please clarify your question.

Exactly ...the two things are polar opposite....negative and affirmative! - FELIZ77, Sep 27, 2017

There is an affirmative & negative conjugation in Spanish. For example, Affirmative (id) & Negative (No vayáis). That's the vosotros imperative conjugation exclusive to Spain. - NKM1974, Sep 27, 2017

Answer 2

If you want the imperative then it is the same as the subjunctive except for affirmative commands with Tu and vosotros. The conjugation is at the bottom of the link you have been given.

Here is an earlier post of mine which explains the imperative

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Answer 3

I think in commands you have a negative command and then different words for a positive command. Later I will look this up. I will go to link nkm gave.

well the tú forms are different. Go look for yourself. No for the others they have no in front for negative.

Imperative in my basic understand is the command for. A person better in grammar might explain it differently.

Answer 4

If you need information of this word, go to this page where you can click dictionary/conjugation/example/video.