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How do you use the verb "ir" and "dar" in their imperative forms (as a command)?
- Spanish (Mexico)
With "ir":
"Ve a tu habitación"
"Ve" is the conjugation form of "Ir"
With "dar":
"Dame eso ahora"
"Dame" is a conjugation form of "Dar"
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@andybann Che, no sólo tienen dos formas...
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- tú: ve | da
- vos: andá | da (only in Argentina, Uruguay and a few other places)
- usted: vaya | dé
- vosotros: id | dad (only in Spain is this used)
- ustedes: vayan | den
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