Jaime y Susana trabajan en un restaurante. Jaime le ayuda a Susana a comunicarse con los clientes y empleados. Escribe los mandatos que dice Jaime con la forma correcta del verbo y los pronombres (pronouns). Ten cuidado con los mandatos afirmativos y negativos. Usa mandatos de Usted o Ustedes.
Note: The 1st one has been done for you and you can use that answer for the blank for #1!

Susana: Ese señor está comiendo las fresas.
Jaime: Señor, ¡no
Blank 1
(comerlas) por favor! (Señor, ¡no las coma por favor!)
Susana: Esos señores no ponen la mesa.
Jaime: Señores, ¡
Blank 2
(ponerla)!
Susana: Aquella mujer se peina en la cocina.
Jaime: Señora, ¡no
Blank 3
(peinarse) en la cocina!
Susana: Este señor no sigue las instrucciones.
Jaime: Señor, ¡
Blank 4
(seguirlas)!
Susana: Tienen que mezclar los ingredientes primero.
Jaime: Señores, ¡
Blank 5
(mezclarlos) primero!
Susana: Este señor quiere freír las patatas, pero lo quiero hacer yo.
Jaime: Señor, ¡no
Blank 6
(freírlas)¡ Lo va a hacer Susana.
Susana: Esos chicos quieren jugar.
Jaime: Chicos, ¡no
Blank 7
(jugar) en la cocina!
Susana: Esa mujer no se lava las manos antes de trabajar.
Jaime: Señora, ¡
Blank 8
(lavarse) las manos antes de trabajar!
Susana: Ellos tienen que hervir el agua para los huevos duros.
Jaime: Señores, ¡
Blank 9
(hervirla)!
Susana: ¡No quiero verlos más aquí!
Jaime: Señores, ¡
Blank 10
(irse) ahora mismo!

Explanation:

Jaime and Susana work in a restaurant. Jaime helps Susana communicate with clients and employees. Write the commands that Jaime says with the correct form of the verb and the pronouns. Beware of affirmative and negative mandates. Use mandates from you or you.

Note: The 1st one has been done for you and you can use that answer for the blank for # 1!

Susana: That man is eating strawberries.

Jaime: Sir, no

Blank 1

(eat them) please! (Sir, don't eat them please!)

Susana: Those gentlemen do not set the table.

Jaime: Gentlemen,

Blank 2

(put it on)!

Susana: That woman does her hair in the kitchen.

Jaime: Madam, no!

Blank 3

(combing hair) in the kitchen!

Susana: This man does not follow the instructions.

Jaime: Sir,

Blank 4

(follow the)!

Susana: They have to mix the ingredients first.

Jaime: Gentlemen,

Blank 5

(mix them) first!

Susana: This man wants to fry the potatoes, but I want to do it myself.

Jaime: Sir, no

Blank 6

(fry them) Susana is going to do it.

Susana: Those boys want to play.

Jaime: Guys, no!

Blank 7

(play) in the kitchen!

Susana: That woman doesn't wash her hands before work.

Jaime: Madam,

Blank 8

(wash) hands before work!

Susana: They have to boil the water for the hard-boiled eggs.

Jaime: Gentlemen,

Blank 9

(boil it)!

Susana: I don't want to see you here anymore!

Jaime: Gentlemen,

Blank 10

(leave) right now!

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