Answer:
For this exercise we have to conjugate each verb into the imperative form
Explanation:
The imperatives are used to express instruction, order, direction or invitation. They have a different conjugation depending on the subject pronoun. In here we are going to conjugate them into the plural subject nosotros in affirmative and negative. This form is like in English let's and let's not
cruzar: crucemos, no crucemos (let's cross/ let´s not cross)
estudiar: estudiemos, no estudiemos (let's study/ let's not study)
cenar: cenemos, no cenemos (let's have dinner/ let's not have dinner)
leer: leamos, no leamos (let's read / let's not read)
decidir: decidamos, no decidamos (let's decide, let's not decide )
decir: digamos, no digamos (let's say/ let's not say)
cerrar: cerremos, no cerremos (let's close / let's not close)
levantarse: levantémonos, no nos levantemos (let's get up / let's not get up)
irse : vayamos, vayamos (let's go/ let's not go)
The correct conjugation of the given verbs in Imperative Form, taking into account the tacit personal pronouns "nosotros" is:
The commands are the priority orders or suggestions that are provided to avoid errors, in these cases the imperative conjugation of each indicated verb is used.
In the case of the sentences created for the answer, two conjugated verbs have been written in their imperative form to indicate that there are two orders that must be fulfilled.
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