Escribe este imperativo negativamente: 1. di la verdad! tell your spanish teacher: go to class

The imperative "¡Di la verdad!" in its negative form is:

¡No digas la verdad!

The translation of the sentence "Go to class" in Spanish and imperative form is:

¡Ve a clase!

Explanation:

The translation of the sentences in the answer is:

Don't tell the truth! Go to class!

The imperative form in Spanish regularly finishes in:

As: When the verb in infinitive form finishes in "er" or "ir." Examples: comer: comas, vivir: vivas. Es: When the verb in infinitive form finishes in "ar." Example: bailar: bailes.

But there are some verbs which actually change in their imperative form, especially when they are conjugated in the second person "tú," they are named irregulars, and examples from these are the verbs used in the "decir" and "ir," whose shape changes to "di" and "ve," but in their negative form change again to "no digas" and "no vayas."

Don miguel gregorio antonio ignacio hidalgo-costilla y gallaga mandarte villaseñor; 8 may 1753 – 30 july 1811, more commonly known as don miguel hidalgo y costilla or simply miguel hidalgo, was a mexican roman catholic priest and a leader of the mexican war of independence.qué hizo  miguel hidalgo  y costilla. el cura  hidalgo  fue quien inició la primera etapa de la guerra de la independencia en méxico, por medio del grito de dolores con el cual inició la lucha por la independencia.el movimiento por la independencia de méxico se inicia la madrugada del 16 de septiembre de 1810 en dolores, guanajuato. en esa madrugada el curamiguel hidalgo y costilla  incitó a la rebelión contra la corona española que había dominado el país por casi 300 años