Errors in the imperative of the reflexive/pronominal conjugations

Question

The site gives this:

ponte
pongase
pongamosnos
ponedos
ponganse

All the letters in bold are wrong. It should have been:

• ponte
  póngase
  pongámonos
  poneos
  pónganse

The same mistake seems to appear in all other "reflexive" verbs.

Answer 1

I just wanted to make sure that someone took notice, that's all.

Answer 2

She already knows about it & is discussing with Nick.

MJ said:

Lazarus, pm your original post to Heidita; she will get the message to Nick.

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Answer 3

Lazarus, pm your original post to Heidita; she will get the message to Nick.

Answer 4

Reminder: the imperative forms of the so-called reflexive verbs has to be corrected.

Answer 5

Natasha said:

Why does the conjugator even try to attach the reflexive pronouns? It is much easier just to learn the rules for affixing them.

That's what I meant to say. Of course, with verbs like "arrepentirse" or "suicidarse", the conjugation without the pronouns would look weird, but conjugate a transitive verb with all the reflexive direct object pronouns is a bit too much (especially with mistakes).

Answer 6

Why does the conjugator even try to attach the reflexive pronouns? It is much easier just to learn the rules for affixing them.