Before answering our exercises we need to talk about GRAMMATICAL MOODS
They are just one of the elements that compound CONJUGATED VERBS (Tense, mood aspect, voice) and is used to distinguish how the verb is expressed and if the actions expressed are orders (imperative mood), real facts (indicative mood) or wishes/doubts (subjunctive mood); so, remember: it exists three moods in Spanish:
1. Imperative
2. Indicative
3. Subjunctive
In our case, we’ll be practising the IMPERATIVE MOOD, which is used to express orders and wishes. This particular mood only can be conjugated on the second person of the verb (plural and singular). We can formulate orders in a negative or an affirmative sense with imperative mood, and this is exactly what are doing in here; please check the answers and look how the verbs are conjugated. Never forget that all of them are ORDERS.
1. ESCUCHARLO
2. DECÍRMELO
3. SALIR
4. SERVÍRNOSLO
5. BARRERLA
6. HAZLA
