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Learn Spanish · A2 · Module 51

Commands with Pronouns

What you will learn:I can attach/place pronouns with commands and give several instructions in sequence.
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Lesson 1 · What you are learning

Commands + Pronouns

Spanish already gave you command forms and object/recipient pronouns. This lesson combines those two patterns.

Affirmative command:attach the pronoun to the command.Negative command:place the pronoun before the command verb. Written accents may be needed to preserve the spoken stress.

The goal is placement and stress—not a new tense pattern.

New form 

dímelo
Tell it to me.

Use this learned familiar affirmative command when the meaning is “Tell it to me.” The pronouns are attached, and the written accent preserves the stress.

New form 

dígame
Tell me. (formal/polite)

Use this form you learnedal affirmative command for one person. The pronoun is attached, and the written accent preserves the stress.

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no me diga
Don’t tell me. (formal/polite)

Negative commands change pronoun placement: the pronoun comes before the command verb rather than attaching to it.

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hágalo
Do it. (formal/polite)

This form you learnedal affirmative command keeps the object pronoun attached. The written accent preserves the intended stress.

Accent adjustment awareness

When pronouns attach to an affirmative command, Spanish may add a written accent to keep the original spoken stress clear. In this module, accent-focused Practice Rolls require the written accent exactly; other rolls may accept a missing non-goal accent as a minor detail.

Lesson 2 · What you are learning

Sequence Instructions

Now organize already-known commands into a short procedure.

primero
first
después
afterward / then
luego
then / next
Sequencing does not change the command grammar. Choose the correct command first, then place it into the three-step sequence.
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Review & Reuse — 50 Practice Rolls

These rolls Review Module 51 together with the command pattern already learned in Modules 49–50. The task changes across meaning recall, listening, speaking, changes in formality, polarity shifts, pronoun placement, spelling, and short procedures.

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Combined Practice

Use only language you have already learned. This section uses only Spanish you have already learned.

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Apply & Communicate

Show What You Can Do in different situations. These four rolls are important Best way to check yourself. If you useRevealon one, an extra practice in a new situation roll will appear below it; complete that extra practice without Reveal to show you can do it without help again.

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A Reveal on an important practice was used. Complete the introduce new-situation roll(s) below.

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Module 51 Ready Check

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I can attach/place pronouns with commands and give several instructions in sequence.

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Complete the four Apply & Communicate tasks. Any Reveal on an important practice must be repaired in a new situation.

Next-step checkpoint:Module 51 is ready to continue only when all required Apply practice is satisfied and any Reveal-triggered fix is complete.