Question

tú commands: how to form (conjugate) them in spanish
luis diaz
multiple-choice question
which form did you use to make a verb in a tu command?
el, ella and usted form
tu form
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Explanation:

To form "tú" commands in Spanish, we use the "él, ella, usted" (Ud) form of the verb and add an "s" for positive commands (or adjust for irregulars, but the key form base is the Ud form). For example, "estudiar" (to study) has Ud form "estudia", and the tú command is "estudia" (positive, like "Estudia mucho"). The "tu form" (tú present tense) is not the base for tú commands; instead, the Ud form (el/ella/usted present indicative) is modified (add "s" for regular positive tú commands, or use the "tú" subjunctive for negative, but the question's context and the notes show the base is el/ella/usted form. So the correct option is the first one.

Answer:

A. el, ella and usted form