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Verb Meaning(s): to sing
Verb Chart: Cantar Commands
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Nosotros
cantemos
let’s sing
*Tú
(Juana, Juan)
canta; no cantes
sing; don’t sing
*Vosotros
(informal
Spain)
cantad; no cantéis
(you all) sing; (you all) don’t sing
Ud.
(Sra./Dr. García)
cante
(you) sing
Uds.
canten
(you all) sing
*Only Tú, and Vosotros change in the negative form. The other conjugations are the same in the negative.
1. Tú: Canta en el coro de la escuela. Sing in the school choir. 2. Tú: No cantes a gritos en la biblioteca. Do not sing loudly in the library. 3. Ud.: Cante la canción en español. Sing the song in Spanish. 4. Ud.: No cante fuera de tono en el ensayo. Do not sing off-key during the rehearsal. 5. Nosotros: Cantemos juntos en la fiesta. Let’s sing together at the party.
6. Nosotros: No cantemos canciones tristes hoy. Let’s not sing sad songs today. 7. Vosotros: Cantad vuestras canciones favoritas. Sing your favorite songs. 8. Vosotros: No cantéis demasiado alto en la noche. Do not sing too loud at night. 9. Uds.: Canten en el karaoke esta noche. Sing at the karaoke tonight. 10. Uds.: No canten durante la clase de matemáticas. Do not sing during math class.