Using the verb in parentheses, write the correct command for the subject given.

Ud. (cantar)
(1 point)
2.
Ud. (escribir)
(1 point)
3.
Ud. (mirar)
(1 point)
4.
Ud. (comer) (1 point)
5.
Ud. (respirar)
(1 point)
6.
Ud. (nadar)
(1 point)
7.
Uds. (viajar)
(1 point)
8.
Uds. (empezar)
(1 point)
9.
Uds. (escribir)
(1 point)
10.
Uds. (relatar)
(1 point)
11.
Uds. (usar)
(1 point)
12.
Ustedes (beber)
(1 point)
13.
Ustedes (hablar)
(1 point)
14.
Ustedes (subir)
(1 point)
15.
Usted (ver)
(1 point)

Ud=Usted ( Singular)

1: Canta
2: Escribe
3: Mira
4: Come
5: Respira
6: Nada

Uds= Ustedes (plural)

7: Viajan
8: Empiezan
9: Escriben
10: Relatan
11: Usan
12: Beben
13: Hablan
14: Suben
15: Ven

Hope this helps, good luck!

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