Grammar activity 5. Write the verbs with the following verb pattern: verb (agree, ask, claim, demand, offer, promise, refuse, threaten) + to infinitive.

Grammar activity 6. Voice the following verb pattern: verb (advise, ask, beg, convince, encourage, forbid, instruct, invite, order, persuade, recommend, remind, tell, urge, warn) + object + to infinitive.

Grammar activity 4. Remember the verb (admit, advise, deny, recommend, regret, suggest) + gerund. Construct sentences using the following verbs: admit, advise, deny, regret, recommend, suggest.

Some common irregular verbs have a special positive informal command form.verbomandato positivo informal (tú)ejemplodecirdiDi «por favor».Say “please.”hacerhaz¡Haz la tarea!Do your homework!irveVe a la biblioteca.Go to the library.ponerponPon los libros aquí.Put the books here.salirsal¡Sal a la calle!Go out on the street!serséSé buen niño.Be a good boy.tenertenTen esto.Have (Take) this.venirvenVen a mi casa.Come to my house.Many of these positive command forms are easy to remember, because they’re simply the stem of the infinitive without any ending (-ar, -er, or -ir). Write the five forms that are of this type.

Moving from weak form of a verb to a stronger form would involve all of the shifts EXCEPT:Group of answer choicesnominalization to active indicativeexpression of condition to gerundactive conditional to imperativeactive conditional to infinitive

An unchanged verb. In English it usually includes the word “to” – to be, to swim, to eat, to live, etc. In Spanish all infinitives end in either -ar, -er-, ir.Group of answer choicesPredicateRootInfinitiveStem