Presentation Attention Co-Construction Extension
In this text box, type what you think is different about the verbs that you located on the Attention webpage.

 Discuss with a friend. Did you agree or disagree? agree disagree      Why? 


Now, mouseover the box to check your answer.
What was "different" was, even though the verb was directed at you (formal,) the verb had a different ending. If it is an AR verb, it had an e ending. If it was an ER or IR verb, it had an a ending.




Now, what do you think the rule for forming affirmative usted commands?



-  +  =Usted Command
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The rule is: yo form - o ending + "opposite" ending = usted command.
Remember, the "opposite ending" is an a for an ER/IR verb and an e for an AR verb.